Principals must develop strategies that can improve the professionalism of the teaching staff in their schools.
This includes creating a school environment that is conducive to learning and providing counsel, especially for
teachers, in implementing attractive teaching models such as team teaching and the moving class system
(Mulyasa, 2009).
Mulyasa further asserts that principals and educators should become a learning person who
would continuously strive to upgrade their knowledge and skills.
Principals should thus be equipped with skills
qualities including leadership skills, technical skills, humanitarian skills, educational skills, cultural skills,communication skills, motivational skills as well as decision-making and problem solving skills.
Apart from that,
they should also be physically, emotionally and spriritually stable, and highly ethical.