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Answers to Research Questions. 77 Which Leadership Traits Contribute to a Positive School Climate? ......................... 77 What Actions do School Leaders/ Curriculum Coaches Need to Implement to Establish a Positive School Climate? ........................................................................ 78 What are Effective Traits of Communication Between School Leaders and Teachers? ............................................................................................................ 79 How Can a Positive School Climate be Maintained Over Time by its Leadership?................................................................................................................ 79
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Answers to Research Questions. Question one sought participants' perceptions of leadership traits that contribute to a positive school climate. Most participants stated that communication was the most effective trait contributing to a positive school environment as illustrated in Table 7. 1. Question 2 sought participants' perceptions of the actions of school leaders/curriculum coaches that help establish a positive school climate. Effective communication and trust were vital components of establishing a positive school climate—question three sought participants' perceptions of effective communication between school leaders and teachers. Participants identified traits and behaviors that promote trust and communication. The final question sought perceptions on how leaders can maintain a positive school climate. Again, having strong communication was a leading theme in the study.
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Answers to Research Questions. The study aimed to assess the impact of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) on supply chain management and related economic aspects across member countries. The key findings are summarized in the following paragraphs. There was a mixed level of awareness among respondents regarding the AfCFTA and its objectives related to supply chain management. While 52.5% were aware of the agreement and its goals, 47.5% lacked awareness, highlighting the need for increased outreach and education efforts. Respondents expressed diverse perceptions about the AfCFTA's impact on reducing trade barriers, with 33.8% perceiving a positive impact, 36.3% holding a neutral stance, and 30% expressing a negative perception. Regarding the effectiveness of the AfCFTA in harmonizing customs and border management procedures, opinions varied, with 36.3% finding it effective, 37.5% holding a neutral stance, and 26.3% perceiving it as inef- fective. Businesses adopted various strategies to leverage the AfCFTA, such as diversifying sup- plier bases (23.8%), investing in digital technologies (16.3%), optimizing logistics (22.5%), and expanding to new markets (18.8%). The quality and availability of transportation infra- structure were perceived differently, with 30% of respondents considering it good, 43.8% average, and 26.3% poor. The utilization of multimodal transportation systems varied, with 23.8% never utilizing it, 38.8% occasionally utilizing it, and 37.5% frequently utilizing it. Im- proved regional connectivity through roads, rail, and waterways was considered important by 41.3% of respondents, moderately important by 30%, and not important by 28.7%. There was a lack of widespread awareness regarding specific infrastructure development projects or initiatives under the AfCFTA, with 37.5% not aware, 37.5% somewhat aware, and 25% aware. In terms of cross-border trade challenges, businesses faced significant issues, including delays (23.8%), excessive bureaucracy (20%), high logistics costs (17.5%), lack of harmo- nized regulations (21.3%), and corruption (17.5%). The effectiveness of the AfCFTA in ad- dressing differences in customs and border management procedures was perceived as ef- fective by 23.8%, neutral by 43.8%, and increased by 32.5%. The impact of the AfCFTA on reducing non-tariff barriers at border crossings was perceived as reduced by 37.5%, no change by 27.5%, and increased by 35%. To navigate cross-border issues, businesses adopted strategies such as ...
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