Abstract
Motivation and performance are key factors in the success and achievement of schools. If changes occur in the external environment, the organization must adopt this change, as it can motivate to gain a competitive and advantageous job. Therefore, the main thing public opinion expects about the profession of teacher is the employment of qualified and competent (Pânişoara&Pânișoara, 2017). The research's main purpose was to evaluate the efficiency of teachers' work performance through motivation from the public and private sectors. Finding the link between motivation and teachers' performance at work in public and private schools was one of the study's goals. The second objective was to identify motivational factors that affect the teacher's performance at work in both sectors. The third objective was to identify whether teacher motivation and workplace performance differ in the public and private sectors. For our study, we conducted quantitative research, and the data is collected and analyzed through SPSS using statistical tools like correlation and regression, the independent sample t test, and the One-Way ANOVA test. The results of this study showed a link between teachers' motivation and job performance. The motivation and performance of students at public and private schools varied significantly as well. Compared to public schools, private school teachers are more motivated.Additionally, it was discovered that public and private schools' motivation and performance varied significantly. Compared to public school teachers, private school teachers are more motivated. The potential number of teachers felt that educated and experienced teachers have more capabilities and confidence than others, and they also put the best effort into their work in terms of performance.
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