National Center for Educational Leadership
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL15237264A
Top Subjects
- United States (17)
- Educational leadership (9)
- School management and organization (8)
- School principals (7)
- Educational change (7)
- Case studies (6)
- Teacher participation in administration (6)
Books by National Center for Educational Leadership
Total count: 23
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What makes a difference ?school context, principal leadership, and student achievementHarvard Graduate School of Education, National Center for Educational Leadership1990-01-01
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Educational reform in the 1980sexplaining some surprising successHarvard Graduate School of Education, National Center for Educational Leadership1990-01-01
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Re-thinking school leadershipan agenda for research and reformHarvard Graduate School of Education, National Center for Educational Leadership1990-01-01
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Preparing school administrators for the twenty-first centurythe reform agendaHarvard Graduate School of Education, National Center for Educational Leadership1990-01-01
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The prince and the principalHarvard Graduate School of Education, National Center for Educational Leadership1990-01-01
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School restructuringa case study in teacher empowermentHarvard Graduate School of Education, National Center for Educational Leadership1990-01-01
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A typology of the assistant principalshipa model of orientation to the administrative careerHarvard Graduate School of Education, National Center for Educational Leadership1991-01-01
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Trouble in paradiseteacher conflicts in shared decision makingHarvard Graduate School of Education, National Center for Educational Leadership1991-01-01
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New settings and changing norms for principal developmentHarvard Graduate School of Education, The National Center for Educational Leadership1991-01-01
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Restructuring schoolsfourteen elementary and secondary teachers' perspectives on reformHarvard Graduate School of Education, National Center for Educational Leadership1991-01-01
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The effects of the educational reform movement on departments of educational leadershipHarvard Graduate School of Education, National Center for Educational Leadership1991-01-01
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Shared decision making about what?a comparison of schools with and without teacher participationHarvard Graduate School of Education, National Center for Educational Leadership1992-01-01
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We're not programmed for thisan exploration of the variance between the ways teachers think and the concept of shared decision making in schoolsHarvard Graduate School of Education, National Center for Educational Leadership1992-01-01
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Developing the strategic thinking of instructional leadersHarvard Graduate School of Education, National Center for Educational Leadership1992-01-01
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The cultural chasm between administrator and teacher culturesa micropolitical puzzleHarvard Graduate School of Education, National Center for Educational Leadership1992-01-01
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Restructuring schoolingthe equity infrastructureHarvard Graduate School of Education, National Center for Educational Leadership1992-01-01
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Principals' roles in shared decision makingmanaging skepticism and frustrationHarvard Graduate School of Education, National Center for Educational Leadership1993-01-01
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Facilitating the fundamental restructuring of schoolstwenty years of lessons from the High School in the CommunityHarvard Graduate School of Education, National Center for Educational Leadership1993-01-01
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Different approaches to the same challengesa comparison of U.S. and Japanese principalsHarvard Graduate School of Education, National Center for Educational Leadership1993-01-01
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Rethinking school spendinga case study of Boston Public SchoolsHarvard Graduate School of Education, National Center for Educational Leadership1993-01-01
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Interests and ideologies in educational reformchanging the venue of decision making in the high schoolHarvard Graduate School of Education, National Center for Educational Leadership1993-01-01
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New superintendents and school reformHarvard Graduate School of Education, National Center for Educational Leadership1994-01-01
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Research on school leadershipthe state of the artHarvard Graduate School of Education, National Center for Educational Leadership1994-01-01