The Effect of Quantum Leadership on Organizational Learning through the Mediating Role of Knowledge Sharing (Case study: Teachers and Principals at High schools in the Educational Office, District 1, of Zahedan)

It is essentially important for all organizations to consider organizational learning and the factors influencing it.  This applied research follows a descriptive-correlation method. It assesses the effects of quantum leadership on organizational learning through the mediating role of knowledge sharing among all teachers and principals of high schools of Zahedan. 202 persons were selected from the statistical population according to Morgan table. A standardized questionnaire was employed to assess three variables of the study. The reliability of the questionnaire was affirmed by Cronbach's alpha and its validity was confirmed by convergent and divergent validity. The research data were analyzed through Smart PLS software. The results demonstrated that quantum leadership directly and indirectly influenced organizational learning by 0.443 and 0.552 respectively. Knowledge sharing had a positive and significant effect on organizational learning as much as 0. 170, and the effect of quantum leadership on knowledge sharing was 0.504. According to the findings, consideration of quantum leadership and knowledge sharing as effective variables on organizational learning are essentially important.