The Impact of Supervisory Behavior on Teachers' Satisfaction with Supervision, in Region Three Senior Secondary Schools
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1997-05
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Addis Ababa University
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The purpose of supervisory supervision, behavior on teachers'sa the impact tisfaction wi th
in Region Three Senior Secondary Schools during school year.1988-1989 to investigate of this study was intended Schools 20 zones by proportionatestratified were selected sampling from all to technique the ensure the quota of each zone in the sample.To facilitate to guide the study. were prepared coefficients reliability Senior is used. Section Secondary School of In below which all predicator qualification, variables supervisory in facilitating to analysis. Sa are satisfied supervisors
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this teachers average, analyze the analysis with the supervisory consequence Of were in each nearly To -test, correlation, analysis satisfaction and 40 supervisors questionnaires. frequency percentage,
discussed the reliabilitytest was used, and those reliability tool. 458 teachers completed regression to rectify greater or equal to 0.75 were included in the final gathering properly were stated
Based on this, two sets of questionnaires and pilot-tested tool. Split-half data he next move, 6 basic question the
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The Impact of Supervisory, Behavior on Teachers', Satisfaction