The influence of principals leadership styles on teachers job satisfaction in girls’ Elementary private schools Kingdom of Saudi Arabia”
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This study aims to explore the relationship between principals leadership styles on teacher’s job satisfaction in girls’ Elementary private schools Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The major research questions for this research are as follow;
1)  What are the Types of leadership styles that are commonly adopted by elementary private Schools Principals of Jeddah city, Saudi Arabia Private schools?
2)  what is the relationship between the principals’ leadership styles and teachers’ job satisfaction in Jeddah Private schools?
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