Education

This text helps administrators acquire the concepts and skills necessary to become dynamic, creative, and adaptive leaders who can create collaborative school cultures.

Guiding principles for this text include the knowledge and skills needed by school leaders to:

• Create learner-centered schools.

• Promote the best professional practice.

• Build a climate of excellence in teaching and learning.

• Use data to make decisions about teaching and learning.

• Address their own professional development.

School leaders are essential to creating a vision that empowers all the constituencies in the school setting to work cooperatively toward achieving instructional goals. This text covers topics that exemplify the principles of leadership, such as developing a campus culture, providing fiscal management, fostering communication, and building community partnerships.

• Content (knowledge and skills) is tied to the ISLLC Standards.

• Is a concise, paperback text that carefully integrates theory with practical applications.

• Unique coverage of legal issues, learner accountability standards, action research and professional growth and development presents issues school leaders need to address on a daily basis.

• “View from the Field” vignettes offer comments from practicing supervisors that illustrate real-world application, adding credibility to chapter content.

• “Case Studies” and “Your Turn” exercises at the end of each chapter require the reader to apply, extend and/or reflect on that chapter's topics, concepts, and skills.

• Numerous examples and research-based charts link theory to practice.

• Emphasizes the role of the leader within the culture and context of schools.

Each chapter begins with “Chapter Objectives” and “Introduction.” Each chapter concludes with “Case Study,” “Summary,” “Your Turn,” “References,” and “Figures.”

Preface.

I. SETTING THE STAGE FOR SCHOOL LEADERSHIP.

II. FOUNDATIONS OF ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP.

III. FOUNDATIONS OF CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION: IMPLICATIONS FOR SCHOOL LEADERS.

Introduction to Educational Administration / Leadership  (Educational Administration & Leadership)
Educational Leadership  (Educational Administration & Leadership)

This text will guide administrators in acquiring the concepts and skills necessary to become dynamic, creative, and adaptive leaders who can create collaborative school cultures. It views school leaders as essential to creating a vision that empowers all the constituencies in the school setting to work cooperatively toward achieving instructional goals. The authors address topics such as developing a campus culture, providing fiscal management, fostering communication, and building community partnerships exemplify the principles of leadership. Throughout the text, growth, change and reflection are stressed as integral to decision-making and establishing a collaborative culture.

Guiding principles for this text include the knowledge and skills needed by school leaders to:

• Create learner-centered schools.
• Promote the best professional practice.
• Build a climate of excellence in teaching and learning.
• Use data to make decisions about teaching and learning.
• Address their own professional development.

Features

• Content (knowledge and skills) tied to the ISLLC Standards.
• Unique coverage of legal issues, learner accountability standards, action research sets and leader professional growth and development present issues school leaders need to address.
• The “View from the Field” vignettes offer comments from practicing supervisors that illustrate the real world application, which adds credibility to chapter content.
• The “Case Studies” and “Your Turn” exercises at the end of each chapter require the reader to apply, extend and/or reflect on that chapter's topics, concepts, and skills.
• Numerous examples and research-based charts link theory to practice.
• Emphasizes the role of the leader within the culture and context of schools.

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Allyn & Bacon Digital Media Archive CD-ROM for Education, 2001 Edition
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©2001 | Allyn & Bacon | CD-ROM Only | Instock
ISBN-10: 0205319602 | ISBN-13: 9780205319602
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Responding to Hate at School: A Guide for Teachers, Counselors, and Administrators
Southern Poverty Law Center
©2001 | Allyn & Bacon | Paper | Instock
ISBN-10: 0130284580 | ISBN-13: 9780130284587

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ISBN-10: 0205336574 | ISBN-13: 9780205336579
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