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One-size-fits-all? A cross-validation study of distributed leadership and teacher academic optimism:

Lei Mee Thien, +1 more
- 20 May 2020 - 
- pp 174114322092650
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In this paper, the authors validate Western-based distributed leadership and teacher academic optimism scales in the Malaysian primary school context and further examined the relationships between the two scales in primary schools.
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This study aims to validate Western-based distributed leadership and teacher academic optimism scales in the Malaysian primary school context. This study further examined the relationships between ...

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