This book aims to provide more insight into school leadership in China. It pioneers building research- and practice-informed knowledge and unravels the complexities that characterize the scholarship, context and practices of school leadership.
This book aims to provide more insight into school leadership in China. It pioneers building research- and practice-informed knowledge and unravels the complexities that characterize the scholarship, context and practices of school leadership.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Allan Walker is Joseph Lau Chair Professor of International Educational Leadership, Dean of Faculty of Education and Human Development and Director of The Joseph Lau Luen Hung Charitable Trust Asia Pacific Centre for Leadership and Change at The Education University of Hong Kong. Allan is also a Fellow of the Australian Council for Educational Leadership and co-editor of the Journal of Educational Administration. Qian Haiyan is an Associate Professor in the Department of Education Policy and Leadership, The Education University of Hong Kong. Her main area of interest has been around school leadership in China; and the influence of the social and cultural context on schooling across Chinese societies.
Inhaltsangabe
List of tables List of figures Preface Chapter 1. Leadership in China: Traditional expectations and cultural underpinnings Section 1. Conceptualisation Chapter 2. School leadership in China 1998-2016: A review of non-empirical Chinese literature Chapter 3. School leadership in China 1998-2016: A review of empirical Chinese literature Chapter 4. School leadership in China 1998-2016: A review of English literature Section 2. Context Chapter 5. The quest for quality: Education reforms since 1985 Chapter 6. The quest for equity: The education of migrant children in Shanghai Chapter 7. Reform disconnection in China Chapter 8. Principal development policy in China (1989-2016) Section 3. ComplexitiesChapter 9. Implementing curriculum reform: Leading teacher learning Chapter 10. Leading with empathy Chapter 11. Building and leading a learning culture Chapter 12. Leading as state agents: Narratives of Shanghai principals Chapter 13. Leading schools with migrant children in Shanghai Chapter 14. Leadership for learning in Chinese schools Chapter 15. Deciphering school leadership in China: Emerging propositions and future directions
List of tables List of figures Preface Chapter 1. Leadership in China: Traditional expectations and cultural underpinnings Section 1. Conceptualisation Chapter 2. School leadership in China 1998-2016: A review of non-empirical Chinese literature Chapter 3. School leadership in China 1998-2016: A review of empirical Chinese literature Chapter 4. School leadership in China 1998-2016: A review of English literature Section 2. Context Chapter 5. The quest for quality: Education reforms since 1985 Chapter 6. The quest for equity: The education of migrant children in Shanghai Chapter 7. Reform disconnection in China Chapter 8. Principal development policy in China (1989-2016) Section 3. ComplexitiesChapter 9. Implementing curriculum reform: Leading teacher learning Chapter 10. Leading with empathy Chapter 11. Building and leading a learning culture Chapter 12. Leading as state agents: Narratives of Shanghai principals Chapter 13. Leading schools with migrant children in Shanghai Chapter 14. Leadership for learning in Chinese schools Chapter 15. Deciphering school leadership in China: Emerging propositions and future directions
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