Summary


THE IMPACT OF SCHOOL PRINCIPALS' LEADERSHIP ROLES ON EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES: AN ANALYSIS OF PERSONAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS

This study focuses on the critical role that school principals play in achieving educational objectives. The research highlights the necessity for school administrators to adopt various leadership styles to meet both institutional and individual needs. These leadership approaches have the potential to shape the overall atmosphere of the school and enhance the motivation and performance of teachers and students. The study draws attention to the personal and psychological characteristics of school principals, particularly the sense of loneliness they encounter in both their professional and private lives. This sense of loneliness is discussed in terms of how it can affect school principals' leadership activities, leading to issues in school communication and relationships, failure to fulfill responsibilities, and even weakening of leadership skills. The research thoroughly examines how the psychological states and leadership styles of school principals impact school management and the quality of education. It emphasizes the importance of supporting the psychological well-being of school principals to maximize positive effects on teachers and students and minimize potential negative impacts. In this context, the development of support systems and professional development programs for school principals is suggested. The research underscores the necessity for school principals to adapt their leadership styles to accommodate both the general characteristics of the school and the individual needs of teachers and students. The personal and psychological traits of school principals, especially the loneliness experienced in both work and personal life, are major topics of discussion. This loneliness can lead to problems in school communication and relationships, an inability to fulfill responsibilities, and a negative impact on leadership skills. The study also explores how the psychological states of school principals affect their leadership and management skills. It concludes that providing both personal and professional support is vital for school principals to exhibit effective leadership in achieving educational goals. This support is thought to enable them to meet their individual needs and enhance the overall success of the school.



Keywords

School principals, educational leadership, leadership styles, educational objectives



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