E-Portfolios for Educational Leaders - Nicholson, Barbara L.
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Educational administration programs aiming to reduce the 'theory-practice gap' in the pre-service preparation of school principals will find plenty of suggestions in this text. Strategies for reforming the field dimensions of pre-service practice and an in-depth discussion of conventional assessment practices along with the reasons for shifting to a more student-centered process are explored. More a detailed, comprehensive narrative than a minimalist guide, this work develops fully the conceptual rationale behind the program reforms it describes.

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Educational administration programs aiming to reduce the 'theory-practice gap' in the pre-service preparation of school principals will find plenty of suggestions in this text. Strategies for reforming the field dimensions of pre-service practice and an in-depth discussion of conventional assessment practices along with the reasons for shifting to a more student-centered process are explored. More a detailed, comprehensive narrative than a minimalist guide, this work develops fully the conceptual rationale behind the program reforms it describes.
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Barbara L. Nicholson, presently a professor of leadership studies in the Graduate School of Education and Professional Development at Marshall University in West Virginia, has devoted 26 years to public education from high school to the undergraduate and graduate levels. Her interest in assessment issues dates back to her employment in the administration of former West Virginia Governor Gaston Caperton, who now chairs the College Board. Nicholson is a former Fulbright fellow to Uppsala University in Sweden, and has been a visiting professor in the Czech Republic, Northern Ireland, Russia and Scotland. She is the author of numerous articles and presentations, both national and international, on issues related to alternative assessment and design of programs in pre-service educational administation.