ORGANIZING EFFECTIVE COOPERATION WITH THE PEDAGOGICAL STAFF IN THE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL'S INNOVATIVE MANAGEMENT ACTIVITY.
Keywords:
school principal, innovative management, teaching staff, effective cooperation, trust-based relationships, psychological environment, professional motivation, management cultureAbstract
This article examines the establishment of effective cooperation between the school principal and the teaching staff in the context of innovative management. It analyzes trust- based relationships, open communication, professional recognition, emotional support, and a healthy psychological environment as important factors in improving the effectiveness of the teaching staff. It analyzes trust-based relationships, open communication, professional recognition, emotional support, and a healthy psychological environment as important factors in improving the effectiveness of the teaching staff.The article also substantiates the principal’s personal example and a humanistic management approach as means of forming a creative collaborative environment in schools##plugins.themes.default.displayStats.downloads##
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