BUILDING SYNERGISTIC CLASSROOMS: SERVANT LEADERSHIP AND ADAPTIVE LEARNING MODELS
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This study explores the role of servant leadership and adaptive learning models in building synergistic classrooms that promote collaboration, inclusivity, and personalized learning. Servant leadership emphasizes prioritizing the needs of students, fostering an environment of empathy, and empowering learners, while adaptive learning models tailor instructional content to meet individual learning styles and paces. Together, these approaches have the potential to create classrooms that are both supportive and responsive to diverse student needs. However, limited research examines the combined impact of servant leadership and adaptive learning on classroom dynamics and student outcomes. The objective of this study is to investigate how servant leadership and adaptive learning models contribute to the development of synergistic classrooms, focusing on their influence on student engagement, achievement, and satisfaction. Using a mixed-methods approach, data were collected from classroom observations, student surveys, and educator interviews. Key findings suggest that classrooms led by servant-oriented teachers utilizing adaptive learning technologies demonstrate higher student collaboration, enhanced academic performance, and increased learner satisfaction. These findings underscore the importance of leadership and adaptive technologies in shaping effective, inclusive, and synergistic educational environments.
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