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100 1 _aLaw, Sue.
245 1 0 _aEducational leadership and learning :
_bpractice, policy and research /
_cSue Law and Derek Glover.
260 _aBuckingham [England] ;
_aPhiladelphia :
_bOpen University Press,
_c2000.
300 _axii, 305 p. :
_bill. ;
_c24 cm.
504 _aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [265]-290) and indexes.
505 0 0 _gPart I
_tLeading and managing
_g1 --
_g1
_tContext for educational leadership
_g3 --
_tExploring the context
_g3 --
_tLeading professionals and chief executives?
_g5 --
_tGender agenda: change yet ... no change?
_g7 --
_tPeople and systems
_g7 --
_tStrategies and styles
_g8 --
_g2
_tDeveloping leadership and management effectiveness
_g13 --
_tLeadership and management
_g13 --
_t'Teaching' educational leadership
_g14 --
_tWhat do managers do?
_g16 --
_tWhat do leaders do?
_g20 --
_tAn alternative view
_g26 --
_tGender and educational leadership
_g30 --
_tLeadership and 'effectiveness'
_g31 --
_tOrganizational power and influence
_g32 --
_tPower and organizational groups
_g36 --
_tTeachers as leaders and managers
_g37 --
_g3
_tManaging ourselves and leading others
_g39 --
_tFocusing on individuals
_g39 --
_tArt of delegation
_g41 --
_tDefining and managing roles
_g43 --
_tMaking and taking decisions
_g46 --
_tManaging time
_g47 --
_tManaging stress
_g50 --
_g4
_tMotivating and managing others
_g55 --
_tMotivation and education
_g55 --
_tMotivation at work
_g56 --
_tMotivation theories
_g59 --
_tDeveloping motivational strategies
_g64 --
_tImplications for education managers
_g66 --
_g5
_tLeading effective teams
_g71 --
_tRhetoric or reality?
_g71 --
_tDefining differences
_g72 --
_tTeams and team development
_g73 --
_tTeam-building issues
_g76 --
_tConformity and group norms
_g77 --
_tTeams, roles and performance
_g79 --
_tLeadership, teams and effectiveness
_g83 --
_gPart II
_tChanging and learning
_g87 --
_g6
_tEffective communication
_g89 --
_tMechanisms and complexities
_g89 --
_tCommunication, information and technology
_g91 --
_tGroup-based communications
_g94 --
_tBeyond mere words: transactional analysis
_g98 --
_tResistance, conflict and communication
_g99 --
_tNegotiation and conflict resolution
_g102 --
_tMeetings and interviews
_g103 --
_tLearning to listen
_g106 --
_g7
_tOrganizational cultures
_g108 --
_tPeople and structures
_g108 --
_tOrganizational models
_g113 --
_tCulture: exploring the concept
_g115 --
_tVision, mission and culture
_g119 --
_t'Moving cultures'
_g121 --
_tConsultation and collaboration
_g125 --
_g8
_tManaging change and creating opportunities
_g127 --
_tChanging context
_g127 --
_tModels of change
_g129 --
_t'Realities' of change
_g132 --
_tInitiating, implementing and institutionalizing change
_g133 --
_tChange and leadership
_g137 --
_tChoices for change
_g138 --
_tChange and corporate culture
_g141 --
_g9
_tEducational improvement, inspection and effectiveness
_g144 --
_tPressure and support
_g144 --
_tSchool effectiveness issues
_g146 --
_tSchool improvement
_g150 --
_tImprovement through inspection?
_g153 --
_tPerformance indicators: measures and markers
_g157 --
_tTowards school self-evaluation
_g158 --
_g10
_tLeading and managing in learning organizations
_g161 --
_tLearning context
_g161 --
_tTowards organizational learning
_g162 --
_tCreative thinking
_g163 --
_tLeadership, teaching and learning
_g166 --
_tA focus on teaching
_g168 --
_tExperiential learning
_g169 --
_tLearning styles
_g170 --
_tLearning process
_g172 --
_tMultiple and corporate intelligence
_g174 --
_tManaging curriculum issues
_g177 --
_tCurriculum policy decision making
_g178 --
_tCurriculum planning and development
_g180 --
_tReviewing progress
_g184 --
_tEvaluating teaching and learning
_g185 --
_gPart III
_tTasks and responsibilities
_g187 --
_g11
_tManaging staff and promoting quality
_g189 --
_tInstitutional context
_g189 --
_tRecruitment and selection
_g191 --
_tRedundancy, redeployment and retirement
_g194 --
_tAppraisal
_g197 --
_tMentoring
_g200 --
_tQuality assurance
_g202 --
_g12
_tManaging resources and finance
_g207 --
_tContext for resource management
_g207 --
_tFinancial decision making
_g209 --
_tResource allocation: issues and judgements
_g211 --
_tCosts, benefits and value for money
_g213 --
_tBudgetary process
_g215 --
_tBudgetary cycle
_g216 --
_tBudget functions
_g217 --
_tEntrepreneurial schools and colleges
_g219 --
_tFinancial monitoring and evaluation
_g220 --
_g13
_tManaging stakeholder relationships and partnerships
_g222 --
_tNew governance
_g222 --
_tAutonomy and accountability
_g223 --
_tGoverning body roles and responsibilities
_g225 --
_tChanging LEA roles
_g228 --
_tParents and markets: partners or consumers?
_g230 --
_tStakeholders in the wider community
_g235 --
_g14
_tLeading and managing for professional development
_g238 --
_tPolicy framework
_g238 --
_tChanging teacher development
_g241 --
_tManaging school-based professional development
_g243 --
_tAssessing and meeting needs
_g245 --
_tAdult learning
_g248 --
_tReflection and reflexivity
_g249 --
_tProfessionals and professionalism
_g250 --
_tLife and career cycles
_g253 --
_tSkills, competence and capability
_g255 --
_tEvaluation issues
_g258 --
_tTowards a culture of professional development
_g260.
520 1 _a"While focusing particularly on schools and colleges, this book evaluates issues increasingly central to leadership in a variety of professional educational settings, for example, school improvement, innovation, teamwork, organizational culture, professional development, motivation and the nature of leadership. In identifying key concepts, it scrutinizes possible management strategies within a changing policy context that is increasingly focused around standards, accountability and reputation.".
520 8 _a"The book utilizes research evidence to illuminate the practices, challenges and problems facing educationists and endeavours to overcome the perceived gap between practice and research to create an integrated approach to leadership and management development: one which both supports and stimulates managers' professional development aspirations."--BOOK JACKET.
650 0 _aEducational leadership.
650 0 _aSchool adminiistrators.
650 0 _aSchool management and organization.
700 1 _aGlover, Derek.
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