The Causal Relationship Analysis of Organizational Culture, Leadership and Knowledge Management Affecting the Learning Organization in Basic Education Schools in the Upper Southern Region of Thailand
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Abstract
This research aimed to study the factor of organizational culture, leadership, knowledge management and learning organization to develop the causal relationship model of organizational culture, leadership and knowledge management affecting the learning organization in Basic Education Schools in the upper southern region of Thailand. This quantitative research has the sample size which consisted of 570 schools in Basic Education Schools in the upper southern region of Thailand. The instruments for data collection were 5-level rating scale questionnaire. The statistic for data analysis was the average, correlational coefficients and Chi-square.
Research results were as follows: the average score of all factors was at a high level of perception while the fit index of our hypothesis model, CFI, GFI, Relative-fit and RMSEA were .998, .969, 1.146 and 0.016 respectively. The interesting finding showed the high level of the leadership factor directly affected to the organizational culture factor and the learning organization factor was direct influence from the organizational culture.
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