Leadership models practiced by secondary school heads in relation to school performance.

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Abejero, Jeanny Ramos Mariño

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ArticleDumaguete City Foundation Uiniversity, 2014Description: 129Subject(s):

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Summary: Determines the extent of practice of leadership models by the secondary school administrators in the Third congressional district Division of Negros Oriental; and reveals that the perception of the school administrators and teachers as to the extent of practice of leadership models practiced by school administration has an influence on school performance.

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Determines the extent of practice of leadership models by the secondary school administrators in the Third congressional district Division of Negros Oriental; and reveals that the perception of the school administrators and teachers as to the extent of practice of leadership models practiced by school administration has an influence on school performance.

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