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International Journal of Educational Management | 2017

Determining motivators and hygiene factors among excellent teachers in Malaysia: An experience of confirmatory factor analysis

Ismail Hussein Amzat; Yahya Don; Sofian Omar Fauzee; Fauzi Hussin; Arumugam Raman

Purpose In a world in which successful learning is believed to rest on the methods of teaching and the performance of students is determined by teacher quality, it is clear that teachers are the backbone of student learning attainments. In such a scenario, teacher development, welfare, motivation, and satisfaction are crucial for better teaching performance. Therefore, the purpose of this paper is to determine the motivator and hygiene factors among excellent teachers in Malaysia and to explore factors that lead to satisfaction and cause dissatisfaction among excellent teachers in Malaysia. Design/methodology/approach This study uses quantitative design to determine the motivator and hygiene factors among excellent teachers. For the sample size, 306 excellent teachers participated in this study and data were analysed using principle component analysis and confirmatory factor analysis to determine the dominant factor among Herzberg’s motivator and hygiene factors. Findings From the findings, the results showed that the satisfaction of excellent teachers was low in terms of “personal growth” (motivator) and “supervision” (hygiene). The paper concludes by calling upon the Malaysian Ministry of Education (MoE) to consider both motivator and hygiene factors, and what causes satisfaction and dissatisfaction among excellent teachers. Research limitations/implications This study has some limitations to be considered, especially in terms of sample size. The low number of excellent teachers participating in this study is due to the scarcity of face-to-face data collection, in that an online survey was deemed to be the only means to reach the excellent teachers. This is due to the lack of a list of excellent teachers in some state districts, making it difficult to determine those schools which have excellent teachers. In addition, it is also due to logistical and geographical difficulties in reaching certain schools and meeting the excellent teachers. In recognition of such difficulties in undertaking research on excellent teachers in Malaysia, the researchers in this study urge the Malaysian MoE, as well as state districts and regional offices, to update the profile of excellent teachers by creating records and a list of all excellent teachers in Malaysia to facilitate future research. In this scenario, the findings of this study should be used with caution and not be generalized to other contexts, schools, regions, or states. Practical implications To be fully cognizant about the excellent teachers’ scheme was introduced to uplift the standard of teaching in Malaysia, and the recipients of this scheme or status (excellent) are considered to be the “cream of the crop” in the teaching profession in Malaysia and for non-excellent teachers to emulate, it is vital to look into their well-being as well as their growth. With the results of this study, the authors can say that the implications for practice touch many aspects of the professional and personal development of Malaysian excellent teachers. Specifically, it is imperative that the factors that intrinsically and extrinsically motivate excellent teachers in Malaysia and the causes of dissatisfaction are identified. In addition, the implications also place emphasis on paving ways for the personal growth of excellent teachers and to provide leeway for them to pursue their own personal happiness. Furthermore, the implications of the lack of proper supervision of school principals on excellent teachers should be avoided, and, in general, hygiene factors could be used as positive implications to improve excellent teachers’ teaching practices and performance. Originality/value This research is original as it calls MoE attention to the well-being of excellent teachers in Malaysia. As excellent teachers in Malaysia are selected and promoted among teachers in Malaysia in order to improve teaching and learning in Malaysia. They are appointed to be a role model for other teachers to emulate. With this position, excellent teachers are expected to contribute to the development of their schools and others and they can be posted anywhere as well as called at any time for help. Therefore, it is worthy to know how satisfied those excellent teachers are regarding government policy. Hence, it is important to know what motivates and satisfies them.


International journal of economics and finance | 2012

Economic Growth in ASEAN-4 Countries: A Panel Data Analysis

Fauzi Hussin; Nooraini Saidin


Asian Social Science | 2014

Technology Acceptance on Smart Board among Teachers in Terengganu Using UTAUT Model

Arumugam Raman; Yahya Don; Rozalina Khalid; Fauzi Hussin; Mohd Sofian Omar; Marina Ghani


Sustainable Agriculture Research | 2012

The Role of FELDA and KESEDAR in the Development of Land in the District of Gua Musang: A Comparison the Socio-Economic Level of the Settlers

Fauzi Hussin; Hussin Abdullah


Research in Applied Economics | 2012

The Contribution of Economic Sectors to Economic Growth: The Cases of China and India

Fauzi Hussin; Soo Yoke Yik


Archive | 2013

The Contribution of Economic Sectors to Economic Growth: The Cases of Malaysia and China

Fauzi Hussin; Chee Wuan Ching


International Journal of Biometrics | 2012

Foreign workers to entrepreneurs: A framework of job displacement

Norehan Abdullah; Selamah Maamor; Asan Ali Golam Hassan; Hussin Abdullah; Fauzi Hussin; Ahmad Zafarullah Abdul Jalil


International Education Studies | 2015

The Type of Culture at a High Performance Schools and Low Performance School in the State of Kedah

Yaakob Daud; Arumugam Raman; Yahya Don; O F Mohd Sofian; Fauzi Hussin


Archive | 2013

Socio-Economic Level of Paddy Farmers under The Management of MADA: A Case Study in The Pendang District, Kedah

Fauzi Hussin; Wahab Mat


Proceedings of the ICECRS | 2017

PENGARUH IKLIM ORGANISASI TERHADAP KEPUASAN KERJA GURU DI SEKOLAH MENENGAH DALAM DAERAH KUALA TERENGGANU

Khaziah Abdul Aziz; Fauzi Hussin

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Hussin Abdullah

Universiti Utara Malaysia

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Yahya Don

Universiti Utara Malaysia

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Arumugam Raman

Universiti Utara Malaysia

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Selamah Maamor

Universiti Utara Malaysia

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Yaakob Daud

Universiti Utara Malaysia

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Rozalina Khalid

Universiti Utara Malaysia

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