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Suzanne Bouffard – Learning Professional, 2023
Many professions have long runways to leadership, with mentorship and increasing levels of responsibility. In contrast, the path to school leadership has historically not been well-defined. But that is changing. The role of assistant principals has become a major stepping stone to the principalship. Once thought of primarily as disciplinarians,…
Descriptors: Assistant Principals, Administrator Role, Leadership Effectiveness, Mentors
Sherylle J. Tan – Journal of Leadership Education, 2024
Purpose: The Women in Leadership Development (WLD) Initiative is a year-long, multifaceted co-curricular leadership development opportunity created to support the unique developmental needs of emerging women leaders. WLD was intentionally designed around the context of second-generation gender bias with a firm grounding of research and theory on…
Descriptors: Leadership Training, College Programs, Coaching (Performance), Social Networks
Zygouris-Coe, Vassiliki; Nolen, Karen; Ferrante, Pamela S. – Learning Professional, 2021
At all times, but especially in today's shifting contexts created by the COVID-19 pandemic, teachers benefit from differentiated professional learning support. One way school leaders can ensure such support is to nurture a culture of coaching. By embracing instructional coaching and establishing it as part of the school culture, leaders can help…
Descriptors: Coaching (Performance), Professional Development, Instructional Improvement, Student Needs
Martin, James G. – Learning Professional, 2020
In too many schools, the absence of schoolwide psychological safety compromises professional learning and the success of teachers and students. Psychological safety--a state in which people feel free to be themselves--includes a willingness to speak freely and engage in productive conflict without fear of retribution. This article discusses…
Descriptors: Security (Psychology), Professional Development, Feedback (Response), Criticism
Phillips, Kristen – BU Journal of Graduate Studies in Education, 2021
The rate of teacher burnout is increasing because school leaders are failing to modify their expectations of teachers. Teachers are adapting to meet COVID-19 protocols, but are paying the price of drained resiliency reserves due to a decrease in self-efficacy and the quality of professional relationships, and an increase in the pace of…
Descriptors: Teacher Burnout, Leadership Effectiveness, School Administration, Expectation
Gerzon, Nancy; Jones, Barbara – WestEd, 2020
When teachers and students share the responsibility for learning, students become active agents in their own learning who respond to feedback, set learning goals, track their progress, and adapt their own learning strategies when needed. Formative assessment provides a clear path forward to this kind of teaching and learning experience, and site…
Descriptors: Formative Evaluation, Program Implementation, Leadership Effectiveness, Evidence Based Practice
Pechota, Damion; Scott, Deven – Education Commission of the States, 2020
School leadership is a key component of successful school environments and academic performance strategies. Among school-related factors, school leadership is second to teaching in its impact on student learning. In addition, research shows that strong leaders contribute significantly to successful school turnaround. To ensure that school leaders…
Descriptors: Principals, Professional Development, School Turnaround, State Policy
Southern Regional Education Board (SREB), 2019
This informational brochure outlines Southern Regional Education Board's Learning-Centered Leadership Program which builds the capacity of aspiring school leaders and empowers current school leaders to lead changes in school and classroom practices that increase student achievement and transform school cultures.
Descriptors: Leadership Effectiveness, School Administration, Leadership Training, Professional Development
Augustine-Shaw, Donna; Liang, Jia – Educational Considerations, 2016
This paper highlights one state model providing mentoring and induction for new school leaders in the U.S.A. The importance of mentoring and induction as a continuation of leadership preparation is highlighted in program components and participant perceptions in The Kansas Educational Leadership Institute's (KELI) mentoring and induction program…
Descriptors: Professional Development, Mentors, Leaders, Instructional Leadership
Celeste, Eric – Journal of Staff Development, 2016
This article focuses on the "learning leader," exploring "What is professional learning leadership at its core?" Leaders of professional learning come to their responsibility from many roles, from teacher to district administrator, to instructional coach. They set the agenda for professional learning by aligning it to…
Descriptors: Teacher Effectiveness, Professional Development, Leadership, Academic Achievement
Bragen, Bernard F., Jr.; Henning, John E.; Furda, Marie – School-University Partnerships, 2019
The purpose of this paper is to describe how one university collaborated with local P-12 partners to create an Ed.D. program in Educational Leadership. This program's goal is to professionally develop aspiring district-level school leadership in concert with local P-12 partnership school districts. As a direct result of those partnerships, the…
Descriptors: College School Cooperation, Leadership Effectiveness, Doctoral Programs, School Districts
Sanchez, Jafeth E.; Burnham, Melissa M.; Zaki, Salwa – International Journal of Educational Leadership Preparation, 2019
In order to better serve our nation's youth, educational leadership preparation programs must be willing to transform current preparation practices. This paper emphasizes the need to develop high quality school leaders to successfully create and sustain necessary changes in schools. The dynamic transformation of a principal preparation program,…
Descriptors: Educational Cooperation, Administrator Education, College School Cooperation, School Districts
Sterrett, William L.; Richardson, Jayson W. – Journal of Cases in Educational Leadership, 2017
District and school leaders are uniquely poised to serve as collaborative, innovative leaders. However, the context of current challenges often detracts from implementation efforts. This case describes how district leadership works collaboratively with school administrators through targeted efforts related to professional development, articulation…
Descriptors: Accountability, Educational Innovation, School Districts, School Administration
Brown, Loren – Journal of Educational Technology, 2014
Leadership in Educational Technology is a relatively new field that is changing as fast as technology itself. Success for an educational leader includes maintaining a firm grasp of how to diagnose the needs of a district, a school, or a classroom while aligning policies, procedures, and protocols into a format that will empower the individual…
Descriptors: Best Practices, Educational Technology, Leadership Qualities, Leadership Effectiveness
Routman, Regie – Phi Delta Kappan, 2012
The best way to raise achievement levels is to improve teaching; and that goal is most easily reached through a school-wide system that starts with strong, effective leadership and raises expectations for teachers and their students. Collaboration, shared goals, and the adoption of Professional Learning Communities is crucial, the author says; so…
Descriptors: Achievement, Teacher Effectiveness, Leadership Effectiveness, Educational Change

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