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2019, 13(4): 110-116 Back to browse issues page
The Role of Professional Ethics of Principals in Career Engagement of Teachers: ‎Mediating Role of Organizational Identity
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Background: Since principals have many responsibilities in schools, maybe their most great ‎responsibility is creating passion and appropriate atmosphere in teachers. From introducing of organizational ethics atmosphere, a few researches have been ‎conducted about mentioned variable in relation to other variables. So, present research was aimed ‎at explaining the role of professional ethics in career engagement of teachers by mediation of ‎organizational identity. ‎
Method: Method of this study was descriptive-correlation. Statistical ‎population of the study consists of all teachers in Ardebil’ schools (n= 5750). Among the ‎teachers, 360 members were selected according to Kerjsi and Morgan table by stratified random ‎sampling method as statistical sample. In order to collect data, three standardized questionnaires ‎was used. The collected data were analyzed by using first and second phase of confirmative factor ‎analysis and standard coefficients in SPSS and Lisrel’s software. ‎
Results: Research findings showed that all of the relationships between variables and constructs ‎was significant and confirmed, and structural relationships of variables were more than error level ‎of 0/05 and 1/96. ‎
Conclusion: Findings showed that professional ethics has a ‎high path coefficient with the organizational identity variable, so it can be considered as efficient ‎and strong factor for enhancing career engagement of teachers in schools indirectly
Keywords: Professional ethics, Organizational identity, Career engagement
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Type of Study: Research | Subject: Special
Received: 2019/02/24 | Accepted: 2019/02/24 | Published: 2019/02/24


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