Supportive Learning Culture -DLOQ

Sep 06, 2014

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Organizational Environment. Individuals’ perceptional level. Individuals’ Behavior. Supportive Learning Culture -DLOQ. Job Satisfaction. Perceived Organizational Support -POS. Teacher Retention Turn-over Intention. Organizational Culture -Grid-Group Measures. Organizational

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Organizational Environment Individuals’ perceptional level Individuals’ Behavior Supportive Learning Culture -DLOQ Job Satisfaction Perceived Organizational Support -POS Teacher Retention Turn-over Intention Organizational Culture -Grid-Group Measures Organizational Commitment Level of Individuals’ Autonomy Any possible factor? Mediating Effects

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