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On the basis of summarizing the relevant theories of performance management at home and abroad, the important role, significance, and development trend of performance management in music tutoring schools are analyzed. Starting from the actual management of music tutoring schools, taking a music tutoring school as an example, this article comprehens...
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Educational institutions are dynamic environments that require effective leadership to ensure optimal functioning and student success. This study aims to explore and evaluate various educational leadership theories using the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), a multi-criteria decision-making technique. By conducting expert interviews, this research identifies the key criteria that educational leaders consider vital for successful school management. The AHP methodology is employed to assign weights to these criteria and rank different educational leadership theories based on their alignment with these criteria. This study not only contributes to the selection of suitable leadership theories for educational settings but also showcases the practical applicability of AHP in educational research. This study's results underscore the significance of customizing leadership approaches, like transformational and distributed leadership, to suit the specific requirements of educational institutions, by revealing the intricate relationship between educational leadership theories and effective school management criteria, such as visionary leadership, student engagement, effective communication, innovation, and collaborative decision-making.
Educational institutions are dynamic environments that require effective leadership to ensure optimal functioning and student success. This study aims to explore and evaluate various educational leadership theories using the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), a multi-criteria decision-making technique. By conducting expert interviews, this research identifies the key criteria that educational leaders consider vital for successful school management. The AHP methodology is employed to assign weights to these criteria and rank different educational leadership theories based on their alignment with these criteria. This study not only contributes to the selection of suitable leadership theories for educational settings but also showcases the practical applicability of AHP in educational research. This study's results underscore the significance of customizing leadership approaches, like transformational and distributed leadership, to suit the specific requirements of educational institutions, by revealing the intricate relationship between educational leadership theories and effective school management criteria, such as visionary leadership, student engagement, effective communication, innovation, and collaborative decision-making.
