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Transformational Leadership and Adaptive Capacity in Hybrid Schools

Although the framework introduced in Chapter 1 anchors the inquiry in transformational leadership theory, the present chapter shifts to a thematic treatment of empirical studies without re-stating how the framework should organise the synthesis that follows.

The themes presented in §2.4 and §2.6 perform similar analytical work and are labelled differently; consolidation would tighten the chapter and remove the appearance of redundancy. A citation introduced on page 17 appears in the narrative without a corresponding entry in the reference list.

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major · synthesis

Add a bridging paragraph between the framework and the literature review that explicitly explains how transformational leadership theory organises the themes that follow.

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