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Theresia J. Shavega

Publications (4)

Effect of Autocratic Leadership Style on Teachers’ Performance in 12-year Basic Education in Nyaruguru District, Rwanda

Uwamahoro Bruce, Theresia J. Shavega & Maulid J. Maulid · Asian Research Journal of Arts & Social Sciences · 2025

Many studies have been conducted to identify the leadership styles employed by school headteachers; however, a gap remains in understanding the effect of these styles on teacher performance. This study investigated the effect of autocratic leadership styles on teachers’ performan...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/arjass/2025/v23i10810

Influence of Democratic Leadership Style on Teachers’ Performance in 12 Year-Basic Education in Nyaruguru District, Rwanda

Bruce Uwamahoro, Theresia J. Shavega & Maulid J. Maulid · Asian Research Journal of Arts & Social Sciences · 2024

Numerous studies have found that democratic leadership style is commonly applied in Rwanda schools. However, less is known about its influence on teachers’ performance in 12 year-basic education. This article intends to investigate the influence of democratic leadership style on...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/arjass/2024/v22i12596

Examining the Influence of Transformational Leadership Style on Teachers’ Performance in 12 Year-Basic Education in Nyaruguru District, Rwanda

Bruce Uwamahoro, Theresia J. Shavega & Maulid J. Maulid · Asian Research Journal of Arts & Social Sciences · 2024

While numerous studies determined leadership styles in schools, limited research addresses the specific impact of transformational leadership on teachers’ performance in 12-year Basic Education. This study examined influence of transformational leadership on teachers’ performance...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/arjass/2024/v22i12592

Chaining Strategy and Language Comprehension Development among Deaf Pupils in Tanzania

Fraterinus Osward Mutatembwa, Theresia J. Shavega & Daphina-Libent Mabagala · Asian Research Journal of Arts & Social Sciences · 2024

Comprehension among deaf pupils in Tanzania has been a persisting problem for decades. Interesting enough, deaf pupils in the country have been attending primary education for ten years whereby chaining strategy has been a common strategy for teaching them reading skills. Despite...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/arjass/2024/v22i7551