A influência da cultura escolar e da experiência de liderança na motivação dos professores
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Cultura escolar. Liderança. Colaboração. Motivação dos professores.Resumo
Neste artigo apresentam-se resultados de um estudo misto mais vasto que decorreu durante três anos e que visou analisar as perceções dos professores sobre a cultura escolar e a experiência de liderança e a sua influência na motivação dos professores. Os dados foram recolhidos através de um inquérito por questionário (n=1334) e através de grupos focais (n=99). Os resultados sugerem uma associação positiva entre a motivação dos professores e o modo como percecionam a cultura escolar e a liderança. O artigo termina com uma reflexão acerca das implicações políticas e práticas dos resultados.
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