英文摘要 |
This study aimed to explore the beliefs of a principle’s self-leadership, strategies and influence. This case study adopted interviews, document analysis, observation field-note taking, and reflective diaries to collect the data. The following are the research findings. 1. The beliefs of principle’s self-leadership include three dimension :(1) By establishing the positive self-cognition, the principle kept promoting to reach the ideal and the excellence.(2) By using power and influences, the principle helped others strive harder to reach their own success and to prove their own value. (3) By establishing a rational and emotional organization, the principle could then adopt sensitive leadership to build the cohesive power of the organization. 2. The practical strategies the principle took to fulfill his self-leadership: (1) By setting up the goals, pacifying the emotion, making good use of the time, and trying to understand one another in social relationship, the principle by thus established his own active and passionate image are the behavior-focused strategies. (2) To discover the meaning of the job, to obey the teaching of Jesus and to replicate the experience of accomplishment are the natural reward strategies. (3) To maintain the positive beliefs, to undergo positive self-talk and to rehearse theprocedure of success are the constructive thought pattern strategies. 3. The influences of the principle’s self-leadership upon the school: (1) To cultivate an outstanding campus culture and to establish schoolcharacteristics. (2) To provoke teachers’ organizational commitment and to promote theefficiency and effectiveness of the administration. (3) To activate the students’ learning wish to have key competencies. |