英文摘要
|
Given the importance and new normal created by the Campus Incident Resolution Council (CIRC) in the post epidemic era, from the perspective of school governance and principal leadership, this paper aimed to engage in an analysis of the diversified phenomenon for the practice of CIRC through a focus group methodology. Accordingly, the research findings include seven phenomenon of "the cover up for each other among teachers," "inner circle members of the oversight committees," "superficial accountability system," "confrontation and engagement on legal expertise," "means of warning or intimidation," "considered as a flexible exit mechanism," and "different practices contingent on different school sites." In addition, it is suggested that school principals need to facilitate the organizational justice and involve themselves more in the relevant case study and workshops. This study concluded by proposing several implications for the educational leaders and the practice of CIRC.
|