The Perceptions of Students and Principals on the Improvement of Students' Achievements by the Managerial and Transformational Leadership Styles

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Annotation. The study aimed to investigate the impact of managerial and transformational leadership styles on students’ achievements. The quantitative approach, a structured question-naire, and a random cluster sample of respondents were used in the study. The study indicated a positive correlation between managerial leadership and students‘ achievements. At the same time, the study revealed that 9.9% of the variance according to students and 44.4% according to principals on students‘ achievements is explained by managerial leadership.

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Xhomara, N., Karabina, M., & Hasani, N. (2021). The Perceptions of Students and Principals on the Improvement of Students’ Achievements by the Managerial and Transformational Leadership Styles. Pedagogika, 144(4), 119–136. https://doi.org/10.15823/p.2021.144.7

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