School administration computerization impact on the teacher's role: A case study

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Abstract

Teachers' interrelations with the principal, subject coordinators, and homeroom teachers in a high school have tightened significantly as a result of the computerization of the school's instruction-administration subsystem. Changes were found in six major categories: accountability, instruction evaluation, supervision, feedback, frequency of meetings, and shared decision making. Greater cooperation, mutual accountability, teamwork, joint planning, and mutual instruction evaluation and feedback developed among teachers teaching the same subject, but not between teachers teaching different subjects.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)534-555
Number of pages22
JournalUrban Education
Volume33
Issue number4
DOIs
StatePublished - Nov 1998

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