The Impact of Middle Leaders Empowering Teachers Towards Visible Learning: A Study Among Teachers and Leaders at a Selected Private School in Dubai

This study investigates the role of middle leaders (ML) in empowering teachers to implement Visible Learning (VL) strategies within a selected private school in Dubai. A mixed-methods approach was employed, combining quantitative surveys of teachers’ perceptions and qualitative questionnaires direct...

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2025-02-11T05:25:38Z
2025-02-11T05:25:38Z
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv visible learning, middle leaders, empowerment, instructional leadership
dc.title.none.fl_str_mv The Impact of Middle Leaders Empowering Teachers Towards Visible Learning: A Study Among Teachers and Leaders at a Selected Private School in Dubai
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description This study investigates the role of middle leaders (ML) in empowering teachers to implement Visible Learning (VL) strategies within a selected private school in Dubai. A mixed-methods approach was employed, combining quantitative surveys of teachers’ perceptions and qualitative questionnaires directed to MLs to investigate their understanding of their role and to highlight the effective strategies followed and the challenges faced. The study reveals a general agreement in teachers’ perceptions regarding MLs’ empowering role in participative decision-making, informing, leading by example, coaching, and showing concern. While teachers’ perceptions vary across these areas, the highest heterogeneity in their opinions was related to showing concern and coaching aspects. Teachers’ perceptions converge toward MLs’ derived themes of modeling excellence and positive leadership, collaborative and inclusive decision-making, and effective communication. At the same time, it diverges against MLs’ identification of the importance of supporting the team’s wellbeing. The research highlights the importance of leadership practices in fostering an environment that supports teacher empowerment despite challenges in achieving uniform buy-in across staff. Implications for practice suggest the need for more focused professional development and support structures for MLs and recommend future research to explore these dynamics in diverse educational contexts. The findings contribute to the existing literature on leadership and teacher empowerment, offering new insights into how middle leaders can influence VL implementation in schools.
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spelling The Impact of Middle Leaders Empowering Teachers Towards Visible Learning: A Study Among Teachers and Leaders at a Selected Private School in DubaiDAHER, AMENAH IBRAHIIMvisible learning, middle leaders, empowerment, instructional leadershipThis study investigates the role of middle leaders (ML) in empowering teachers to implement Visible Learning (VL) strategies within a selected private school in Dubai. A mixed-methods approach was employed, combining quantitative surveys of teachers’ perceptions and qualitative questionnaires directed to MLs to investigate their understanding of their role and to highlight the effective strategies followed and the challenges faced. The study reveals a general agreement in teachers’ perceptions regarding MLs’ empowering role in participative decision-making, informing, leading by example, coaching, and showing concern. While teachers’ perceptions vary across these areas, the highest heterogeneity in their opinions was related to showing concern and coaching aspects. Teachers’ perceptions converge toward MLs’ derived themes of modeling excellence and positive leadership, collaborative and inclusive decision-making, and effective communication. At the same time, it diverges against MLs’ identification of the importance of supporting the team’s wellbeing. The research highlights the importance of leadership practices in fostering an environment that supports teacher empowerment despite challenges in achieving uniform buy-in across staff. Implications for practice suggest the need for more focused professional development and support structures for MLs and recommend future research to explore these dynamics in diverse educational contexts. The findings contribute to the existing literature on leadership and teacher empowerment, offering new insights into how middle leaders can influence VL implementation in schools.The British University in Dubai (BUiD)Dr Solomon Arulraj David2025-02-11T05:25:38Z2025-02-11T05:25:38Z2024-11Dissertationapplication/pdf21002529https://bspace.buid.ac.ae/handle/1234/2799enoai:bspace.buid.ac.ae:1234/27992025-02-11T23:00:18Z
spellingShingle The Impact of Middle Leaders Empowering Teachers Towards Visible Learning: A Study Among Teachers and Leaders at a Selected Private School in Dubai
DAHER, AMENAH IBRAHIIM
visible learning, middle leaders, empowerment, instructional leadership
title The Impact of Middle Leaders Empowering Teachers Towards Visible Learning: A Study Among Teachers and Leaders at a Selected Private School in Dubai
title_full The Impact of Middle Leaders Empowering Teachers Towards Visible Learning: A Study Among Teachers and Leaders at a Selected Private School in Dubai
title_fullStr The Impact of Middle Leaders Empowering Teachers Towards Visible Learning: A Study Among Teachers and Leaders at a Selected Private School in Dubai
title_full_unstemmed The Impact of Middle Leaders Empowering Teachers Towards Visible Learning: A Study Among Teachers and Leaders at a Selected Private School in Dubai
title_short The Impact of Middle Leaders Empowering Teachers Towards Visible Learning: A Study Among Teachers and Leaders at a Selected Private School in Dubai
title_sort The Impact of Middle Leaders Empowering Teachers Towards Visible Learning: A Study Among Teachers and Leaders at a Selected Private School in Dubai
topic visible learning, middle leaders, empowerment, instructional leadership
url https://bspace.buid.ac.ae/handle/1234/2799