The Level of benefit from the "Leading for the Future" program in Improving the Performance of UNRWA School Principals in Gaza Governorates

Authors

  • د. بسام محمد أبو حشيش جامعة الأقصى
  • د. نبيل محمود الصالحي وكالة الغوث الدولية

Keywords:

The level of benefit, leading for the Future program, improving the performance of school principals

Abstract

This study aims at determining the level of benefit from the “Leading for the Future” program in improving the performance of UNRWA school principal  in Gaza Governorates from the perspective of the school principals themselves. It also seeks to detect differences in the responses of principals attributed to the sex, the learning area, years of experience variables. The study is based on the descriptive approach. The questionnaire was used as a basic tool for data collection through its application to the study sample of (152) school principals. The results showed that the benefit fromLeading for the Future” program recorded a high level of (75.68%). The performance of school principals in improving education was ranked first by (81.08%), followed by the performance of the school principal in self-development and leadership (79.19%), followed by the performance of school principal in the management of the school ranked third (71.53%). Finally, in the fourth place came the field of performance of the school principal in thinking and strategic planning by (70.93%). The results of the study did not show any significant differences in the responses of school principals to the level of benefit from the program according to the gender, educational area and experience variables.

Author Biographies

د. بسام محمد أبو حشيش, جامعة الأقصى

أستاذ مشارك

د. نبيل محمود الصالحي, وكالة الغوث الدولية

أستاذ مساعد

Published

2018-09-15

How to Cite

أبو حشيش د. ب. م., & الصالحي د. ن. م. (2018). The Level of benefit from the "Leading for the Future" program in Improving the Performance of UNRWA School Principals in Gaza Governorates. Journal of Al-Quds Open University for Educational & Psychological Research & Studies, 8(23). Retrieved from https://journals.qou.edu/index.php/nafsia/article/view/2182

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