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HIGH SCHOOLS AS STAFF PERCEIVE THEM

M.C. GRASSIE (Reader in Education (Educational Administration) at the University of Queensland. He is a graduate of St. Andrews University, Scotland, and of the University of Queensland. Prior to taking up his present position, he was Deputy Director of Education in Fife, Scotland. Dr. Grassie is Secretary of the Australian College of Education (Queensland Chapter) and Editor of the Administrators' Bulletin)

Journal of Educational Administration

ISSN: 0957-8234

Article publication date: 1 February 1973

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Abstract

Halpin and Croft's OCDQ and Aiken and Hayes' bureaucratisation scale were administered to the staffs of 14 State High Schools in an Australian city. The data were subjected to a principal component analysis followed by a varimax rotation. This procedure procured six measures. A diagrammatic representation of the differences revealed between groups within a school is presented. The most significant conclusion is that a high school will include in its staff groups who hold distinct perceptual models of the school's administrative structure and of the principal's leadership quality.

Citation

GRASSIE, M.C. (1973), "HIGH SCHOOLS AS STAFF PERCEIVE THEM", Journal of Educational Administration, Vol. 11 No. 2, pp. 179-188. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb009698

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