Los administradores escolares y la motivación de los maestros comprendiendo: caso de Chipre

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  • Nazim Serkan Burgul Near East University
  • Osman Emiroğlu Near East University
  • Ahmet Güneyli European University of Lefke

Palabras clave:

Teacher Motivation; Escuela de Administración; La superación personal

Resumen

El objetivo del estudio es examinar las opiniones de los miembros de la escuela en relación con el estado de motivación de los profesores. Las escuelas primarias y secundarias que se realizaron en las escuelas de Chipre y las escuelas privadas. se seleccionaron los grupos de edad seleccionados en un momento de muestreo múltiple, que forma un proceso de éxito. En esta investigación, la variable fue creada basada en las escuelas en las que los grupos de trabajo (manager o assistant manager), public or private school, grade (secundaria o secundaria) y distrito (Lefko?a (Nicosia), Famagusta (Ma?usa), Kyrenia (Girne), Güzelyurt, Iskele). Las opiniones de los colegios escolares relacionados con la percepción de los motivos de motivación de los profesores son los siguientes: la disciplina de trabajo, la participación y el body language. En la otra mano, más de los colegios de la escuela, las opiniones relativas a la motivación baja de los maestros se refieren a "imparcialidad". Los profesores de motivación de la comprensión de los colegios de la escuela están formados por la motivación orientada hacia el exterior. En este caso, hay una necesidad para una intrínseca motivación de observación y evaluación de los profesores.

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Biografía del autor/a

Nazim Serkan Burgul, Near East University

Near East University

Osman Emiroğlu, Near East University

Near East University

Ahmet Güneyli, European University of Lefke

European University of Lefke

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2019-04-29

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Burgul, N. S., Emiroğlu, O., & Güneyli, A. (2019). Los administradores escolares y la motivación de los maestros comprendiendo: caso de Chipre. Amazonia Investiga, 8(19), 354–361. Recuperado a partir de https://amazoniainvestiga.info/index.php/amazonia/article/view/237

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