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Rights, Responsibilities and School Climate

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2014-01-01

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Copyright © Kevin Petrie 2014

Used by permission: the author.

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Abstract

This study investigates the impact of a Rights & Responsibilities program on school climate. Data were collected from 604 students in 59 regular grade 5-6 classrooms, within 20 state schools in Victoria, Australia. A significant positive relationship was found between the implementation of a rights and responsibilities program and increased measures of positive school climate. Implications for classroom teachers and school administrators are discussed. The importance of a Rights & Responsibilities program on student involvement, student-teacher relationships and belonging/connectedness is emphasised.

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Petrie, K. (2014, Winter). Rights, responsibilities and school climate. Leadership in focus: The journal for Australasian school leaders, 34, 18-20.

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Leadership in Focus: The Journal for Australasian School Leaders

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1833-5535

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