William Owings, Leslie Kaplan
Best Practices, Best Thinking, and Emerging Issues in School Leadership
William Owings, Leslie Kaplan
Best Practices, Best Thinking, and Emerging Issues in School Leadership
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Featuring the leading figures in educational leadership, this resource presents research and key considerations to assist in making decisions about new programs and directions for your school.
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Featuring the leading figures in educational leadership, this resource presents research and key considerations to assist in making decisions about new programs and directions for your school.
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Corwin
- Seitenzahl: 306
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. Januar 2003
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 178mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 579g
- ISBN-13: 9780761978633
- ISBN-10: 0761978631
- Artikelnr.: 21410662
- Verlag: Corwin
- Seitenzahl: 306
- Erscheinungstermin: 23. Januar 2003
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 178mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 579g
- ISBN-13: 9780761978633
- ISBN-10: 0761978631
- Artikelnr.: 21410662
Leslie S. Kaplan, Ed.D, is Assistant Principal for Instruction at Warwick High School in Newport News, Virginia. She has worked as an assistant principal in high school and middle schools and has been a middle school and high school guidance counselor and English teacher. In addition to school-based leadership, she also served in the central office as a director of program development. She has received recognition as both 1988 Virginia Counselor of the Year and 1998 Virginia Assistant Principal of the Year, and she is a popular speaker at state and national conferences on the issues of instructional leadership and improvement. She is the former founding co-director of the Longwood University Principals Institute and Longwood Center for School Improvement. Her scholarly publications appear in The School Counselor, NASSP Bulletin, NASSP Principal Leadership, NASSP Schools in the Middle, and Phi Delta Kappa Fastback Series. Her book, Teacher Quality, Teaching Quality, and School Improvement, coauthored with Dr. Owings, is scheduled for Winter 2003 publication. She also serves on the NASSP Bulletin Advisory Committee and is the immediate past president of the Virginia Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development.
Prologue - William A. Owings and Leslie S. Kaplan
A Brief Look at the ISLLC Standards
About the Editors
About the Contributors
Part I: Understanding Schools and School Leadership
1. Changing Demographics: A Call for Leadership - Harold L. Hodgkinson
ISLLC Questions
References
2. Media and Political Misrepresentation of Public Education - Gerald W.
Bracey
ISLLC Questions
References
Lessons Learned
Part II: Leading Change
3. Implementing Change at the Building Level - Michael Fullan
ISLLC Questions
References
4. Challenges to Leading and Sustaining School Change - William Patterson
ISLLC Questions
5. The New Effective Schools - Gordon Cawelti
ISLLC Questions
References
6. Politics and Education: A Conundrum for School Leadership - Gerald N.
Tirozzi
ISLLC Questions
References
Lessons Learned
Part III: Teaching and Learning
7. Curriculum and Instruction: Critical and Emerging Issues for Educational
Leadership - Robert J. Marzano
ISLLC Questions
References
8. Enhancing Teaching - Linda Darling-Hammond
ISLLC Questions
References
9. Teacher Quality - Thomas S. Mawhinny and Laura L. Sagan
ISLLC Questions
References
10. Using Technology to Change School Learning Culture - Alan November
ISLLC Questions
Reference
11. Integrating Technology Into Instructional Design - Frank M. Betts
ISLLC Questions
Annotated References
12. Professional Development in Instructional Technology: A Case Study -
Richard W. Shelly
ISSLC Questions
Lessons Learned
Reference
Part IV: Meeting Individual Learners¿ Needs
13. What Instructional Leaders Need to Know About Special Education -
Chriss Walther-Thomas and Michael F. Di Paola
ISLLC Questions
References
14. Making Inclusion Work - Patricia Jordan Rea
ISLLC Questions
References
15. Talent Development With English Language Learners - Nora G. Friedman
ISLLC Questions
References
16. Connecting Authentic Knowledge and Academic Accountability Through
Personal Learning Plans - Kelly Clarke/Keefe, Patricia Morgan and Susan
Brody Hasazi
ISLLC Questions
References
17. Severely and Profoundly Disabled Students in the School Community -
Phyllis Milne
ISLLC Questions
18. Working With Special Education Advocates - Marguerite A. Pittman
ISLLC Questions
19. Technology and Gifted Learners - Sandra L. Berger
ISLLC Questions
References
Lessons Learned
Part V: Accountability
20. High-Stakes Testing - Ronald S. Brandt
ISLLC Questions
21. Are Standards the Answer? - Linda Nathan
ISLLC Questions
22. Critical Issues in School Law - Jennifer A. Sughrue and M. David
Alexander
ISLLC Questions
23. Emerging Issues in Special Education Law - Kathleen S. Mehfoud
ISLLC Questions
24. Sustaining the Investment: Technology or Teachers? - Kenneth A.
Engebretson
Lessons Learned
Part VI: Future Trends in Education
25. Changes in Educational Practice - Gene R. Carter
ISLLC Questions
References
26. Changes in the Educational Landscape - Paul D. Houston
ISLLC Questions
Lessons Learned
Epilogue - Leslie S. Kaplan and William A. Owings
Index
A Brief Look at the ISLLC Standards
About the Editors
About the Contributors
Part I: Understanding Schools and School Leadership
1. Changing Demographics: A Call for Leadership - Harold L. Hodgkinson
ISLLC Questions
References
2. Media and Political Misrepresentation of Public Education - Gerald W.
Bracey
ISLLC Questions
References
Lessons Learned
Part II: Leading Change
3. Implementing Change at the Building Level - Michael Fullan
ISLLC Questions
References
4. Challenges to Leading and Sustaining School Change - William Patterson
ISLLC Questions
5. The New Effective Schools - Gordon Cawelti
ISLLC Questions
References
6. Politics and Education: A Conundrum for School Leadership - Gerald N.
Tirozzi
ISLLC Questions
References
Lessons Learned
Part III: Teaching and Learning
7. Curriculum and Instruction: Critical and Emerging Issues for Educational
Leadership - Robert J. Marzano
ISLLC Questions
References
8. Enhancing Teaching - Linda Darling-Hammond
ISLLC Questions
References
9. Teacher Quality - Thomas S. Mawhinny and Laura L. Sagan
ISLLC Questions
References
10. Using Technology to Change School Learning Culture - Alan November
ISLLC Questions
Reference
11. Integrating Technology Into Instructional Design - Frank M. Betts
ISLLC Questions
Annotated References
12. Professional Development in Instructional Technology: A Case Study -
Richard W. Shelly
ISSLC Questions
Lessons Learned
Reference
Part IV: Meeting Individual Learners¿ Needs
13. What Instructional Leaders Need to Know About Special Education -
Chriss Walther-Thomas and Michael F. Di Paola
ISLLC Questions
References
14. Making Inclusion Work - Patricia Jordan Rea
ISLLC Questions
References
15. Talent Development With English Language Learners - Nora G. Friedman
ISLLC Questions
References
16. Connecting Authentic Knowledge and Academic Accountability Through
Personal Learning Plans - Kelly Clarke/Keefe, Patricia Morgan and Susan
Brody Hasazi
ISLLC Questions
References
17. Severely and Profoundly Disabled Students in the School Community -
Phyllis Milne
ISLLC Questions
18. Working With Special Education Advocates - Marguerite A. Pittman
ISLLC Questions
19. Technology and Gifted Learners - Sandra L. Berger
ISLLC Questions
References
Lessons Learned
Part V: Accountability
20. High-Stakes Testing - Ronald S. Brandt
ISLLC Questions
21. Are Standards the Answer? - Linda Nathan
ISLLC Questions
22. Critical Issues in School Law - Jennifer A. Sughrue and M. David
Alexander
ISLLC Questions
23. Emerging Issues in Special Education Law - Kathleen S. Mehfoud
ISLLC Questions
24. Sustaining the Investment: Technology or Teachers? - Kenneth A.
Engebretson
Lessons Learned
Part VI: Future Trends in Education
25. Changes in Educational Practice - Gene R. Carter
ISLLC Questions
References
26. Changes in the Educational Landscape - Paul D. Houston
ISLLC Questions
Lessons Learned
Epilogue - Leslie S. Kaplan and William A. Owings
Index
Prologue - William A. Owings and Leslie S. Kaplan
A Brief Look at the ISLLC Standards
About the Editors
About the Contributors
Part I: Understanding Schools and School Leadership
1. Changing Demographics: A Call for Leadership - Harold L. Hodgkinson
ISLLC Questions
References
2. Media and Political Misrepresentation of Public Education - Gerald W.
Bracey
ISLLC Questions
References
Lessons Learned
Part II: Leading Change
3. Implementing Change at the Building Level - Michael Fullan
ISLLC Questions
References
4. Challenges to Leading and Sustaining School Change - William Patterson
ISLLC Questions
5. The New Effective Schools - Gordon Cawelti
ISLLC Questions
References
6. Politics and Education: A Conundrum for School Leadership - Gerald N.
Tirozzi
ISLLC Questions
References
Lessons Learned
Part III: Teaching and Learning
7. Curriculum and Instruction: Critical and Emerging Issues for Educational
Leadership - Robert J. Marzano
ISLLC Questions
References
8. Enhancing Teaching - Linda Darling-Hammond
ISLLC Questions
References
9. Teacher Quality - Thomas S. Mawhinny and Laura L. Sagan
ISLLC Questions
References
10. Using Technology to Change School Learning Culture - Alan November
ISLLC Questions
Reference
11. Integrating Technology Into Instructional Design - Frank M. Betts
ISLLC Questions
Annotated References
12. Professional Development in Instructional Technology: A Case Study -
Richard W. Shelly
ISSLC Questions
Lessons Learned
Reference
Part IV: Meeting Individual Learners¿ Needs
13. What Instructional Leaders Need to Know About Special Education -
Chriss Walther-Thomas and Michael F. Di Paola
ISLLC Questions
References
14. Making Inclusion Work - Patricia Jordan Rea
ISLLC Questions
References
15. Talent Development With English Language Learners - Nora G. Friedman
ISLLC Questions
References
16. Connecting Authentic Knowledge and Academic Accountability Through
Personal Learning Plans - Kelly Clarke/Keefe, Patricia Morgan and Susan
Brody Hasazi
ISLLC Questions
References
17. Severely and Profoundly Disabled Students in the School Community -
Phyllis Milne
ISLLC Questions
18. Working With Special Education Advocates - Marguerite A. Pittman
ISLLC Questions
19. Technology and Gifted Learners - Sandra L. Berger
ISLLC Questions
References
Lessons Learned
Part V: Accountability
20. High-Stakes Testing - Ronald S. Brandt
ISLLC Questions
21. Are Standards the Answer? - Linda Nathan
ISLLC Questions
22. Critical Issues in School Law - Jennifer A. Sughrue and M. David
Alexander
ISLLC Questions
23. Emerging Issues in Special Education Law - Kathleen S. Mehfoud
ISLLC Questions
24. Sustaining the Investment: Technology or Teachers? - Kenneth A.
Engebretson
Lessons Learned
Part VI: Future Trends in Education
25. Changes in Educational Practice - Gene R. Carter
ISLLC Questions
References
26. Changes in the Educational Landscape - Paul D. Houston
ISLLC Questions
Lessons Learned
Epilogue - Leslie S. Kaplan and William A. Owings
Index
A Brief Look at the ISLLC Standards
About the Editors
About the Contributors
Part I: Understanding Schools and School Leadership
1. Changing Demographics: A Call for Leadership - Harold L. Hodgkinson
ISLLC Questions
References
2. Media and Political Misrepresentation of Public Education - Gerald W.
Bracey
ISLLC Questions
References
Lessons Learned
Part II: Leading Change
3. Implementing Change at the Building Level - Michael Fullan
ISLLC Questions
References
4. Challenges to Leading and Sustaining School Change - William Patterson
ISLLC Questions
5. The New Effective Schools - Gordon Cawelti
ISLLC Questions
References
6. Politics and Education: A Conundrum for School Leadership - Gerald N.
Tirozzi
ISLLC Questions
References
Lessons Learned
Part III: Teaching and Learning
7. Curriculum and Instruction: Critical and Emerging Issues for Educational
Leadership - Robert J. Marzano
ISLLC Questions
References
8. Enhancing Teaching - Linda Darling-Hammond
ISLLC Questions
References
9. Teacher Quality - Thomas S. Mawhinny and Laura L. Sagan
ISLLC Questions
References
10. Using Technology to Change School Learning Culture - Alan November
ISLLC Questions
Reference
11. Integrating Technology Into Instructional Design - Frank M. Betts
ISLLC Questions
Annotated References
12. Professional Development in Instructional Technology: A Case Study -
Richard W. Shelly
ISSLC Questions
Lessons Learned
Reference
Part IV: Meeting Individual Learners¿ Needs
13. What Instructional Leaders Need to Know About Special Education -
Chriss Walther-Thomas and Michael F. Di Paola
ISLLC Questions
References
14. Making Inclusion Work - Patricia Jordan Rea
ISLLC Questions
References
15. Talent Development With English Language Learners - Nora G. Friedman
ISLLC Questions
References
16. Connecting Authentic Knowledge and Academic Accountability Through
Personal Learning Plans - Kelly Clarke/Keefe, Patricia Morgan and Susan
Brody Hasazi
ISLLC Questions
References
17. Severely and Profoundly Disabled Students in the School Community -
Phyllis Milne
ISLLC Questions
18. Working With Special Education Advocates - Marguerite A. Pittman
ISLLC Questions
19. Technology and Gifted Learners - Sandra L. Berger
ISLLC Questions
References
Lessons Learned
Part V: Accountability
20. High-Stakes Testing - Ronald S. Brandt
ISLLC Questions
21. Are Standards the Answer? - Linda Nathan
ISLLC Questions
22. Critical Issues in School Law - Jennifer A. Sughrue and M. David
Alexander
ISLLC Questions
23. Emerging Issues in Special Education Law - Kathleen S. Mehfoud
ISLLC Questions
24. Sustaining the Investment: Technology or Teachers? - Kenneth A.
Engebretson
Lessons Learned
Part VI: Future Trends in Education
25. Changes in Educational Practice - Gene R. Carter
ISLLC Questions
References
26. Changes in the Educational Landscape - Paul D. Houston
ISLLC Questions
Lessons Learned
Epilogue - Leslie S. Kaplan and William A. Owings
Index