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Burcham, Barbara; Carlson, Laurance – School Administrator, 1994
A recent study examined 25 promising educational practices for serving students with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Administrators clearly have the greatest opportunity (and power) to shape the culture of the educational environment, whether as superintendent or principal. The effective administrator provides direction by developing and…
Descriptors: Administrator Responsibility, Attention Deficit Disorders, Disabilities, Educational Practices
King, Keith A. – School Administrator, 2000
School administrators are crucial in developing and implementing an effective, comprehensive school Suicide-prevention program. They should develop a districtwide policy, establish school-level crisis-intervention teams, provide teacher training, ensure appropriate responses to threats, include suicide-prevention education in the curriculum, and…
Descriptors: Adolescents, Crisis Intervention, Prevention, Program Development
Raisch, C. Daniel; Rogus, Joseph F. – School Administrator, 1995
When executive action is necessary to assist marginal principals, the superintendent should appoint a central-office helper and work with this person to develop and implement a principal induction program. The principals' helper should maintain close contact with principals, proffer alternative forms of assistance if required, confront principals'…
Descriptors: Administrator Effectiveness, Central Office Administrators, Elementary Secondary Education, Employee Assistance Programs
Smith, Frank L. – School Administrator, 1997
School leaders should use the charter-school movement as an opportunity to involve all community members in designing all schools and changing schooling's managerial structure. The Advocacy Design Center process is a community-building strategy based on democratic values and research-based models. The idea is to create vital, inquiry-based schools…
Descriptors: Charter Schools, Community Involvement, Effective Schools Research, Elementary Secondary Education
Digate, Gail A.; Rhodes, Lewis A. – School Administrator, 1995
Since 1990, over 40 Illinois and Massachusetts school districts have built capacity for sustained improvement through vertically structured, district-level Learning Leadership Teams. Originated by Motorola executives, LLT was based on an understanding of organizational change derived from the National Science Foundation's definition of systemic…
Descriptors: Change Strategies, Educational Change, Elementary Secondary Education, Industry