Abstract
Abstract This study aims to examine the mediating effects of the Rational, Emotions, and Organizational paths in the relationship between School Leadership (SL) and students Reading Leadership (RL) in Chinese rural schools. Altogether 1223 Grade 9 students (576 boys and 647 girls) and their principals from 34 secondary schools in rural China were recruited and surveyed, and their RL was evaluated using the PISA Reading test. The results indicated that: (1) the direct effect of SL on RA was significant; (2) SL significantly influenced RL through the Emotions, and Organizational paths, whereas the Rational path was not significant; and (3) Use of Instructional Time (UIT), Teacher Trust in Others (TTO), Safe and Orderly Environment (SOE), and Collaborative Cultures (CC) were found the significant mediators intervening the effects of SL on RL.
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