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Teacher leadership is commonly recognized as an essential component in student learning. This is the aim of the paper to explore how teachers perceive and practice teacher leadership in schools in the Asian context. Data collection methods included a survey, individual interviews and observation. Key findings included: (1) Teachers were oriented the idea of teacher leadership. (2) Three dimensions of teacher leadership were identified: Focus on student learning, Reflective dialogue and Shared and supportive leadership. (3) Significant differences were found between schools and two factors of teacher leadership (Focus on student learning and Reflective dialogue). Discussion and implications about the development of teacher leadership for learning are presented.
Sally Wai-Yan Wan, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Yuen Shan Tse, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Ylena Yan Wong, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Ada Wing-Tung Wan, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Rex Check-Ho YUNG, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Michelle Yuet-Yu WU, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Jacky Chun Kwan Chu, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Wai-Po Eunice Wan, The University of Nottingham
Brian Shin-Chun Yip, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Lik-Chun Leo Wong, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Thomas Wing-Ki Lee, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Kelvin Shing-Pan Chong, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Michael Song-Tung Leung, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Ross Chi-Wui Ng, The Chinese University of Hong Kong