| 英文摘要 |
In a transforming society, schools require a leader who could guide followers through adversity, explore and predict the future, and lead future innovations to implement transformative educational changes. Leadership involves a process of social influence, where social behaviors under this influence are the external manifestations of an agent’s actions. In the socio-ecological environment of schools, the agency of a leader’s social behavior is a crucial factor for understanding school development and represents the interaction and driving force between the leader and their environment. This study employs a document analysis approach, focusing on school leaders to examine the expression of social behav¬ioral agency. Influencing factors include the leader’s individual quali¬ties—leadership consciousness, thinking, and emotion—as well as the ecological environment of their workplace, encompassing organizational culture, structure, and material aspects. The analysis applies these fac¬tors to educational settings. The study finds that under the influence of social context, school leaders develop their social behaviors through the interaction of individual qualities and ecological conditions. This triggers leadership agency, empowering leaders to address critical campus issues and enhance overall educational leadership quality, which is essential for sustainable campus development. |