The Ability of Motivation to Moderate the Effects of Competence and Organizational Commitment on Honorary Teacher Performance

  • Kustini K
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Abstract

The honorary teacher competence in Indonesia was an issue for their workplace (school). This statement was supported by the result of competency test for civil servants and non-civil servants (honor) at the junior high school level in the City of East Java Province organized by the Ministry of Education and Culture, Kediri become such of the got the lower score than the other cities with average score about 63.78. Therefore, this research was aimed examine the effects of competence and organizational commitment on honorary teacher performance which was moderated by the motivation (a study was conducted at junior high school in Kediri). The research location was at National and Private Junior High School in Kediri. This research result showed the effects of competence on honorary teacher performance, and in this case, the motivation moderated a relation between competence and honorary teacher performance. Furthermore, this research also found the effects of motivation and organizational commitment on honorary teacher performance, and motivation moderated the relation between organizational commitment and honorary teacher performance.

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Kustini, K. (2021). The Ability of Motivation to Moderate the Effects of Competence and Organizational Commitment on Honorary Teacher Performance. Journal of Economics, Finance And Management Studies, 04(10). https://doi.org/10.47191/jefms/v4-i10-12

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