Leading Culturally Diverse Teachers: Leadership Style and Job Satisfaction of Multinational Teachers
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Creator Malisa Komolthiti
Title Leading Culturally Diverse Teachers: Leadership Style and Job Satisfaction of Multinational Teachers
Publisher AJMI
Publication Year 2560
Journal Title ASEAN Journal of Management & Innovation
Journal Vol. 4
Journal No. 1
Page no. 172-188
Keyword Correlation, cross-cultural leadership, teacher job satisfaction, leadership style, educational leadership
ISSN 2351-0307
Abstract This literature review explores leadership theory over a five-period of time, teacher job satisfaction, cross-cultural leadership, and the relationship between leadership style and teacher job satisfaction. The extensive review of research h and theory reveals that leadership may influence teacher job satisfaction, and culture may play a role in leadership practices and teachers'perception about leaders. The review of existing research on the relationship between leadership style and teacher job satisfaction shows that existing research has been centered around determining whether there is a relationship between leadership behavior and teacher job satisfaction and on identifying the type of leadership style that might influence satisfaction. Analysis of the literature indicates that existing research has been conducted in two main settings: research in one specific area or in cross-country research. A study of the relationship between leadership style and teacher job satisfaction in a multicultural educational institution is suggested for future research in order to understand whether culture plays a role in this relationship.
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