The extent to which the Principals practise their supervising tasks as Perceived by teachers in Jordan


Abstract in English

This study aimed at identifying the extent to which Principals' practise their supervising tasks as perceived teachers in Jordan educational directorate. The population of the study comprised (3200) male / female teachers. The sample of the study comprised (201) male / female teachers. The researcher developed a questionnaire which consisted of (4) domains and (36) items to develop Principals' practices. The validity and reliability were calculated. To answer questions of the study, means, standard deviation and a three way ANOVA were used. The results of the study showed that the order of the questionnaire according to the means developed social relations, planning teachers professional development, and curricula development.

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