英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study is to explore the relationships between principals' moral leadership and teachers' organizational citizenship behavior in elementary schools. The researcher adopted documentary research and questionnaire survey. The questionnaires were distributed to 706 teachers in public elementary schools in Chang-hua County. There were 630 valid questionnaires, and the percentage of usable questionnaires is 89.2%. The researcher analyzed the data collected from the questionnaires with descriptive statistics, t-test, one-way ANOVA, Pearson product-moment correlation and stepwise multiple regression. The results of this study were as follows. 1. Principals' moral leadership showed medium-high degree. Among all aspects, the degree of "caring ethics" was the highest, and the degree of "moral choice" was the lowest. 2. Teachers' organizational citizenship behavior showed medium-high degree. Among all aspects, the degree of "obedience" was the highest, and the degree of "conscientiousness" was the lowest. 3. There were significant differences in principals' moral leadership in terms of teachers' demographic variables and school background variables. 4. There were significant differences in teachers' organizational citizenship behavior in terms of teachers' demographic variables and school background variables. 5. The higher the degree of principals' moral leadership was, the higher the degree of teachers' organizational citizenship behavior was. There was a significant positive correlation between "substitutes for leadership" and "conscientiousness". 6. Principals' moral leadership influenced teachers' organizational citizenship behavior. "Substitutes for leadership" influenced teachers' organizational citizenship behavior most. According to the findings, some suggestions and recommendations for teachers, principals, administration agency, and further researchers were made. |