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Peer reviewedChance, Edward W.; Lingren, Charles – Research in Rural Education, 1988
Describes the results of a survey of 108 rural South Dakota high school principals. Reports that, although principals envision themselves as instructional leaders, a majority of the day is spent on general managerial duties and discipline, with principals more concerned about task completion than about individuals or school climate. (Author/DHP)
Descriptors: High Schools, Mail Surveys, Principals, Rural Schools
