2009•Academic Leadership The Online JournalOpen access

The Influence Of Principals’ Leadership Styles On Teachers And Students In Nigerian Secondary Schools

E. D. Nakpodia, null null, null null, null null

Abstract

In every organization there are basic characteristics such as: the systems are peopled. These peopleare inconstant interaction for a purpose, and the above interactions are interdependent. Theinterdependent nation of the interactions is built into institutions and organizations as it is in theecclesia. These institutions and organizations are usually sited in a particular geographical locationunder a sustainable leadership in the ecclesia are the laity subjected to effective leadership (Parks,2005).

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Key concepts: Interdependence, Leadership style, Shared leadership, Transactional leadership, Political science, Educational leadership, Sociology, Pedagogy