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Publication Date: 2011-May
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From Crayons to Perfume: Getting beyond Contrived Collegiality
Beatty, Brenda
Journal of Educational Change, v12 n2 p257-266 May 2011
Based on reflections from over a decade of research, scholarship, and programmatic applications, this article provides evidence of impact from the work of Professor Andy Hargreaves with a specific focus on his concept of contrived collegiality. Explorations into matters of emotion provided an entry point through which the author has addressed the potential for overcoming patterns of contrived collegiality. Early research resulted in a theoretical framework of emotional epistemologies which has been foundational to the design and delivery of professional development and master's degree programs as well as further research into the evidence of impact from this approach to leadership development. The engagement with emotional meaning making, when treated as a way of building trust and developing collaborative learning communities, has proven a good match for the otherwise relatively contrived collegiality that Professor Hargreaves identified. Professor Hargreaves' contributions to the author's journey are a feature of the piece.
Descriptors: Evidence, Cooperation, Collegiality, Leadership, Faculty Development, Affective Behavior, Leadership Training, Communities of Practice, Teacher Education, Biographies, Educational Policy, Educational Principles, Educational Change
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Publication Type: Journal Articles; Reports - Descriptive
Education Level: Elementary Secondary Education; Higher Education; Postsecondary Education
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Language: English
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