| 英文摘要 |
In recent years, digital technology has transformed education, in¬tegrating online learning, digital tools, and virtual classrooms into tra¬ditional schooling. This shift necessitates principals’technological lead¬ership to enhance teaching quality, learning outcomes, and school ef¬fectiveness. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the importance of such leadership became even more apparent. This study utilized meta-analy¬sis, integrating 22 studies from both domestic and international sources between 2009 and 2023, with a total sample size of 17,908 participants, to explore the relationship between principal technology leadership and school effectiveness. The results showed that the overall effect size of principal technology leadership on school effectiveness was 0.697 in the fixed-effects model and 0.681 in the random-effects model, both of which support a significant positive correlation between principal technology leadership and school effectiveness. This finding is consistent with the results of multiple previous studies. Regarding moderator variables, the relationship between principals’technological leadership and school ef¬fectiveness did not show significant moderating effects (QB values were not significant). However, QW values were statistically significant, indicat¬ing the influence of other factors. The study underscores the critical role of principals’technological leadership in education, providing empirical evidence for schools to enhance this leadership and improve effective¬ness. Future research should explore the impact of various background factors and potential moderating variables to better understand this re¬lationship. |