Keywords: EFQM, change theories, peer learning, Arab society in Israel, excellence, education system.
Article no: 13
Pages 125-134
Keywords: Leading change, management styles, EFQM, quality and excellence
Article no: 62
Pages 528-536
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Keywords: Elite sport, psychology of excellence, psychological support, success
Article no: 156
Pages 1176-1182
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Keywords: Leading change; the E.F.Q.M. Excellence Model; Objections; Kotter’s 8 step change model
Article no: 45
Pages 369-377
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Keywords: Balanced scorecards, organization resilience, performance excellence
Article no: 3
Pages 27-40
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Keywords: E.F.Q.M; Excellence; Management Style; Leadership; Leading Change.
Article no: 24
Pages 197-205
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Keywords: Competence, self-development, pedagogical excellence, professional competence, representation
Article no: 167
Pages 1493-1505
Keywords: Administrative excellence, competence evaluation, school head
Article no: 12
Pages 129-143
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Keywords: The language arts teacher, socio-cultural phenomenon, comparative historical method, professional competences, and competitions of pedagogical excellence
Article no: 11
Pages 88-95
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Keywords: EFQM, inter-culturalism, multi-culturalism, Arab society in Israel, Excellence, education system
Article no: 30
Pages 236-243
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