The Relationship Between Personal Values and Organizational Values on the Attitudes of the Secondary School Teachers

This study explores how personal values and organizational values affect the attitudes of secondary school teachers. The goal was to understand how well teachers’ personal values align with the values of their school and how this alignment influences their attitudes towards teaching and their work environment. A quantitative research design was used, with data collected from 86 teachers. The analysis included methods like Spearman’s rho, average weighted mean, and multiple regression analysis to identify key relationships. The results showed a strong positive relationship between personal and organizational values, meaning that when teachers’ values matched their school’s values, their attitudes were more positive. The study also found that different aspects of both personal and organizational values played an important role in shaping teachers’ overall attitudes. In conclusion, the alignment between personal and organizational values is essential for creating a positive and productive school environment, which leads to a greater job and commitment among teachers.