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Antecedents of Job Performance Among Teachers:A Theoretical Perspective


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Teachers have eminent role in nurturing, educating and developing young brains. The young brains directly or indirectly contribute in building up of an entirely new and growing world so the role of a teacher has evolved from merely being teacher-centered to student centered. Considering the importance of job performance of teachers at different levels of schools, study aims to explore the various predictors as well as dimensions of job performance at various levels of schools viz. elementary, secondary and higher secondary. The study provides insight of predictors of job performance among teachers of elementary, secondary and higher education level.

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Teachers, Job Performance and Predictors of Performance.
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Authors

Almaas Sultana
Department of Education, Lovely Professional University, Phagwara, Punjab, India
Vijay Kumar Chechi
Department of Education, Lovely Professional University, Phagwara, Punjab, India

Abstract


Teachers have eminent role in nurturing, educating and developing young brains. The young brains directly or indirectly contribute in building up of an entirely new and growing world so the role of a teacher has evolved from merely being teacher-centered to student centered. Considering the importance of job performance of teachers at different levels of schools, study aims to explore the various predictors as well as dimensions of job performance at various levels of schools viz. elementary, secondary and higher secondary. The study provides insight of predictors of job performance among teachers of elementary, secondary and higher education level.

Keywords


Teachers, Job Performance and Predictors of Performance.

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