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El. knyga: Instructional Leadership and Leadership for Learning in Schools: Understanding Theories of Leading

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This book offers a nuanced understanding of how two different theories of leadership can be applied to achieve better results within schools. These leadership theories – Instructional Leadership and Leadership for Learning – have assisted our recent understanding of school leadership. This book interrogates the theories themselves as well as their impact on education systems around the world. It also looks at how they can be practically applied to educate school leaders within their schools and beyond, building partnerships with families, schools and other community agencies serving students. In doing so, the book considers the possibility that these theories are not opposed, but two sides of the same coin. Both are underpinned by the question ‘how do we provide the best educational experience for students?’. The answer to this question will determine the way leaders go about the task of leading schools. This important book will be of interest and value to students and scholars of educational leadership, as well as educational leaders themselves.
1 Changing Understandings of School Leadership
1(12)
Tony Townsend
Part I Theoretical Approaches to Leading Schools
13(62)
2 Instructional Leadership
15(34)
David Ng Foo Seong
3 Leadership for Learning
49(26)
John MacBeath
Part II International Responses to the Theory
75(88)
4 Australian Considerations in Relation to Instructional Leadership and Leadership for Learning
77(28)
David Gurr
5 Leadership for Learning in the US
105(28)
David Imig
South Holden
Dale Placek
6 Leading Learning in Schools in Challenging Times: Findings from Research in Portugal
133(30)
Maria Assuncao Flores
Fernando Ilidio Ferreira
Part III Responding to the Theory
163(104)
7 Future-Ready Leadership Development
165(28)
David Ng Foo Seong
8 Professional Autonomy and the Future of Leadership for Learning in Australia
193(26)
Brian J. Caldwell
9 Leaders of Learning: Recovering the Pedagogical Role of School Leaders and Promoting Leadership at All Levels in Scotland
219(18)
Margery A. McMahon
10 Instructional Leadership Development for Principals: A South African Context
237(30)
Parvathy Naidoo
Raj Mestry
Part IV Practising School Leadership: Putting the Theories into Practice
267(134)
11 Principals as Literacy Leaders (PALL): Leading Learning by Improving Instructional Practices in Australia
269(30)
Anne Bayetto
Tony Townsend
12 Promoting Teacher Collaborative Learning in Lesson Study: Exploring and Interpreting Leadership to Create Professional Learning Community
299(18)
Toshiya Chichibu
Tetsuro Uchizaki
Yumiko Ono
13 Creating and Leading Powerful Learning Relationships Through a Whole School Community Approach
317(30)
George Otero
14 The Power of Collective Leadership for Learning
347(32)
Suzanne Cridge
15 Leading Place-Based Interventions to Improve Outcomes in Low Socio-economic Settings
379(22)
Christopher Chapman
Alison Drever
Maureen McBride
Craig Orr
Sarah Weakley
Part V Summary and Conclusions: What Do We Now Know About School Leadership?
401(22)
16 Leadership for Learning: Embracing Purpose, People, Pedagogy and Place
403(20)
Neil Dempster
Index 423
Tony Townsend is Professor of Educational Leadership at Griffith University, Australia. His research interests include leadership, school effectiveness, school improvement, and teacher education, and he has published widely on these topics.