Authors :
Anouar Bettaieb; Maryem Ben Yahia; Janet Guedweri
Volume/Issue :
Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 8 - August
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https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25aug164
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Abstract :
This research explores teacher leadership as a necessary skill in modern education. First, the foundations of
teacher leadership were addressed through three axes: the definition of the concept, the essential skills of the teacher
leader, and the different leadership styles. Then, the impact of this leadership on students, particularly on their motivation
and personal development, as well as on the school, particularly through the commitment of the teaching team and the
evolution of educational programs, was analyzed. On a practical level, an observation grid was designed to assess
leadership mastery among primary school teachers. The results show gaps in the application of this skill and a notable
variation between teachers specializing in educational sciences (LEE) and other teachers. To address this, concrete
proposals are put forward, such as the integration of this skill into teachers' professional skills frameworks, in order to
give it a central place in the evaluation and supervision processes.
Keywords :
Leadership, Teacher, Competence, Motivation, Innovation.
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This research explores teacher leadership as a necessary skill in modern education. First, the foundations of
teacher leadership were addressed through three axes: the definition of the concept, the essential skills of the teacher
leader, and the different leadership styles. Then, the impact of this leadership on students, particularly on their motivation
and personal development, as well as on the school, particularly through the commitment of the teaching team and the
evolution of educational programs, was analyzed. On a practical level, an observation grid was designed to assess
leadership mastery among primary school teachers. The results show gaps in the application of this skill and a notable
variation between teachers specializing in educational sciences (LEE) and other teachers. To address this, concrete
proposals are put forward, such as the integration of this skill into teachers' professional skills frameworks, in order to
give it a central place in the evaluation and supervision processes.
Keywords :
Leadership, Teacher, Competence, Motivation, Innovation.