Abstract
The quickening of modern growth the leaders of business organizations must constantly work to adopt the ideas of enhancing overall performance and enhancing staff performance due to evolution and the limits of globalization. Whereas this study sought to clarify the impact of enlightened leadership behaviors and their crucial and significant role in fostering the administrative creativity of workers in the directorates of education, it did so by correlating the positive relationship for the existence of a statistically significant relationship between the behaviors of enlightened leadership represent. The model and statistical analysis in the study were created using a descriptive-analytical technique, and the questionnaire was made to gather information on the study's variables. where a sample of administrative personnel employed by the directorate's middle management level was gathered, totaling (110) reliable surveys for analysis. The study's findings showed that the enlightened leadership behaviors exemplified by (the developer, the changer, the role model, the visionary, and the communicator) have a statistically significant impact on encouraging organizational excellence in the Directorate of Education Salah al-Din in Iraq. As a result, the study produced a set of recommendations, the most crucial of which is expanding development programs for Distinguish Absolute performance, interest in the tangibles of job affiliation and self-esteem, and developing the spirit of initiative and sharing to accomplish tasks and break organizational stagnation.
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