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This study had two goals. The first was to map the current instructional leadership profile of principalsin Thailand. This involved analysing self-report data on the instructional leadership of a largenationally representative sample of Thailand’s school principals. The nature of this sample allowedus to describe patterns of instructional leadership across school levels and regions of the country.The second goal was to assess whether the instructional leadership profile of secondary schoolprincipals has changed since adoption of the NEA (ONEC, 1999). In order to gain insight into thisquestion, the researchers compared secondary data drawn from three studies of principal instructionalleadership conducted in Thailand during the mid-1990s (Poovatanikul, 1993; Ratchaneeladdajit,1997; Taraseina, 1993) with data collected in 2008. All four of the studies employed the Thai formof the Principal Instructional Management Rating Scale (Hallinger, 1982, 1993) for data collection,thereby enabling direct comparisons across several dimensions of the instructional leadership role.
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