Fördert Vertrauen Schulentwicklung im Kontext von Schulinspektionen?

Translated title of the contribution: Trust in the process of school development

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Abstract

Summary: In education, trust has always been an important concept as it is seen as a vital ele¬ment in a well-functioning school. A range of empirical studies indicate that trust affects the scope of possible development initiatives and conceptualise trust as a core resource for school development. The paper discusses the concept of trust as an important stimulus of school devel¬opment in the context of school inspections and presents a newly developed instrument to oper¬ationalise trust. An online questionnaire for principals in the Austrian province of Styria indicates that the dimensions of in-school trust and external trust by the inspectorate have to be distin¬guished. School leaders who experience trust by their inspector assess the intermediate pro¬cesses of school inspection which are to promote school improvement more positive. A high level of in-school trust is not directly connected to more development activities.
Translated title of the contributionTrust in the process of school development
Original languageGerman (Austria)
Number of pages21
JournalEmpirische Pädagogik
Volume28
Issue number4
Publication statusPublished - 2015

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

  1. SDG 4 - Quality Education
    SDG 4 Quality Education

Fields of science

  • 503 Educational Sciences
  • 503002 Applied education
  • 503007 Didactics
  • 503011 Subject didactics of humanities
  • 503014 Subject didactics of social sciences
  • 503018 University didactics
  • 503033 Political education
  • 504 Sociology
  • 504005 Educational sociology
  • 504007 Empirical social research
  • 501002 Applied psychology
  • 501005 Developmental psychology
  • 501016 Educational psychology
  • 501021 Social psychology
  • 501 Psychology
  • 501004 Differential psychology
  • 501013 Motivational psychology
  • 501015 Organisational psychology
  • 503001 General education
  • 503006 Educational research
  • 503025 School pedagogy
  • 503032 Teaching and learning research
  • 506009 Organisation theory
  • 509004 Evaluation research
  • 509011 Organisational development

JKU Focus areas

  • Social Systems, Markets and Welfare States
  • Social and Economic Sciences (in general)

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