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An analysis of master thesis studies in the filed of educational administration in terms of leadership theme

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2016
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The interest to the field of educational administration and supervision has been on the rise recently. With the growing interest, new graduate programs have been opened and the number of Master's thesis has been increasing rapidly. Leadership studies in the field also have increased. The number of these studies is now substantial. The present study concerns with these studies. This study presents an analysis of leadership studies in the field of educational administration and supervision. In this respect, the study makes a methodical and theoretical analysis of leadership studies. Moreover, the findings and leadership types of these studies are investigated. Overall 34 theses, which are open to free access, are described by using quantitative techniques. According the findings of the study, theses, of which none is critical, are generally concerned with the transformative leader type. The majority of theses (88.2%) had found results that confırmed their research hypotheses. Almost all of the investigated theses use quantitative research methods. It is also found that the sampling size is ideal. As a result of this study, it is recommended that the field is in the need of qualitative researches. Given that the field of education is primarily a cultural and social one, there is the need of new researches, which use cultural and social methods. Qualitative studies have the potential to deepen our understanding of and to contribute to the autonym of the field.

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Yıldız Yıldırım

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Yıldız Yıldırım (Master Thesis). An analysis of master thesis studies in the filed of educational administration in terms of leadership theme, 2016, İstanbul Aydın University.

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