| 英文摘要 |
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought tremendous challenges to the field of education and repeatedly testing the leadership abilities of school principals. The abrupt shift to distance learning has not only widened the existing digital divide but also intensified the physical, psychological, social, and emotional pressures on teachers and students, impairing the overall effectiveness of schools. This article explores the dilemmas and challenges that school principals face in leadership during the post-pandemic period. During the COVID-19 pandemic, online teaching has increased teachers’ psychological pressure, anxiety, and fatigue. The post-pandemic era requires new forms of leadership that integrate meaningful school’s goals, positive member relationships, and resilience thinking. Finally, this article analyzes and summarizes current domestic and foreign empirical research, further strengthening the meaning of teachers’ teaching through effective leadership, bringing hope and value to schools through positive leadership, and overcoming challenges and difficulties through resilience leadership, in order to understand feasible leadership strategies in the post-pandemic era and provide practical suggestions for school leaders and decision-makers. |