Improving Pasifika achievement : Pasifika teachers’ expectations, experiences and perceptions of primary school leadershipResearch question 1: What are Pasifika teachers’ expectations and experiences of educational leadership?Research question 2: What specific leadership practices do Pasifika teachers’ perceive as influencing Pasifika student achievement?

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Improving Pasifika achievement : Pasifika teachers’ expectations, experiences and perceptions of primary school leadershipResearch question 1: What are Pasifika teachers’ expectations and experiences of educational leadership?Research question 2: What specific leadership practices do Pasifika teachers’ perceive as influencing Pasifika student achievement?

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Pasifika success in education has been identified as critical for the future of Aotearoa New Zealand. Although leadership has been identified as a key factor in lifting student achievement there is little mention in the literature regarding leadership as it relates to the ‘underachievement’ of Pasifika students. This study set out to investigate Pasifika teachers’ expectations and experiences of educational leadership in primary schools and to identify specific leadership practices which Pasi...

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Masters

Date created

2014

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Mauigoa, Sepora

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https://hdl.handle.net/10652/2589

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Pasifika students / primary schools / student achievement / Pasifika teachers / school leadership / Pasifika academic achievement / Aotearoa / New Zealand / Pacific Peoples Education / Educational Administration, Management and Leadership / Primary Education (excl. Māori)

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