The purpose of this study was to investigate what relationship there was among the school principals' transformational leadership, school organizational culture and school organizational effectiveness for elementary, middle and high school teachers.
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The purpose of this study was to investigate what relationship there was among the school principals' transformational leadership, school organizational culture and school organizational effectiveness for elementary, middle and high school teachers.
As a result, the following study results were obtained:
First, it was found that school principals did not exhibit their transformational leadership on the school field and that the progressive culture, affiliation culture and rationality culture coexisted in the school organizational culture. And it was found that school organizational effectiveness was dominant among holders of the master's degree, public school teachers and highly experienced teachers.
Second, it was found that in the relationship between the school principals' transformational leadership and the school organizational culture, such variables as intellectual stimulus and charisma had an effect on the school organizational culture.
Third, it was found that in the relationship between the school principals' transformational leadership and school organizational effectiveness, school organizational effectiveness was influenced by charisma, followed by intellectual stimulus and then individual consideration.
Fourth, it was found that in the relationship between the school organizational culture and school organizational effectiveness, school organizational effectiveness was influenced by the progressive culture, followed by the affiliation culture and then the rationality culture.
Fifth, this study identified the path structure in which such variables as charisma and intellectual stimulus, among sub-variables of school transformational leadership, had an effect on school organizational effectiveness through the school organizational culture. It was found that school organizational effectiveness was greatly influenced by charisma, followed by school organizational culture, intellectual stimulus and then individual consideration.