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From Spiritual Capital to Vocational Capital: Extending Gerald Grace’s Construct in Catholic Secondary Schools
Catholic secondary schools depend heavily on experienced teachers to sustain institutional memory, transmit mission, and maintain the school’s educational commitments in daily practice. Yet existing scholarship lacks a precise conceptual framework for naming and analyzing the localized professional
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