Commitment of the Mathematics Educational Supervisors with the Work Ethics from the Perspective of Mafraq District’s Teachers
Keywords:
Mathematics Educational Supervisor, Work Ethics, Mafraq DistrictAbstract
study has aimed investigating The Supervisor’s of Mathematics
Commitment of Supervision Ethics Degree from Mafraq District Teachers’
Point of View, seeking to know sex , experience, and qualification variables
and the effect of the dual reactions among these variables on the supervisors’
recognition on of the supervision ethics. The study sample Consists of (223)
male and female teachers from government schools in Mafraq. To achieve
the study goals, the job ethics measurement tool, which consists of (52) items,
was used and made sure of its validity and liability. The study has come up
with the following: the supervisor’s relation with the job itself comes first
with a mean abbot (3. 47) and the supervisor’s relation with local community
comes second with a mean of (2. 86) , whereas the supervisor’s relation with
teachers come third with a mean of (2. 68) . So the supervisors’ job commitment
degree was medium. No statistical differences related to sex variables in the
teachers’ estimations of the supervisors’ job ethics commitment degree, but
there are statistical differences related to qualification variable. There are no
statistical differences related to the dual reactions between the qualification
and sex variables. These differences came for male teachers whose experience
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