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Paradigmatic Changes In School Heads Attitudes Towards Leadership Functions

Table 1:

Functions and activities Sum of given ranks Rank
Planning
Making operational plans 256 3
Goal setting 167 1
Understanding of needs 194 2
Financial planning 330 4
Identification of expected results 353 5
Selection of operational methods 358 6
Presentation of action plans to the community 404 7
Organising
Determination of responsibility 217 1
Allocation of power 235 2
Determining relationships 306 5
Assignment of tasks 270 3
Resource allocation 359 6
Creation of working groups (teams) 277 4
Promotion of school activities 416 7
Managing
Provision of information 360 7
Staff qualification 302 3
Development of employees’ creativity 325 6
Motivation of employees 245 2
Initiation of activities 174 1
Tuning of the tasks 308 5
Coordination 305 4
Controlling
Control system 285 5
External information accumulation 319 6
Determination of evaluation criteria 160 1
Periodical evaluation of the results 282 4
Providing information on changes 270 3
Setting strict discipline 383 7
Promotion of changes 247 2
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