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Principals play pivotal roles and functions in the life of school organizations. This book documents a research of Nunavut Educational Leadership program that prepares and develops principals for schools in Nunavut, Canada.The research demonstrates the tensions and challenges in designing and delivering such development program in a cross-cultural environment to fulfill the educational aspirations of the indigenous Inuit of that territory. The book is an excellent read for policy-makers, researchers and education practitioners who desire a deeper understanding of the politics of culture…mehr

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Principals play pivotal roles and functions in the life of school organizations. This book documents a research of Nunavut Educational Leadership program that prepares and develops principals for schools in Nunavut, Canada.The research demonstrates the tensions and challenges in designing and delivering such development program in a cross-cultural environment to fulfill the educational aspirations of the indigenous Inuit of that territory. The book is an excellent read for policy-makers, researchers and education practitioners who desire a deeper understanding of the politics of culture related to the design of the structure, curriculum content and delivery of principal development or preparation in an indigenous territory. The book also gives several pointers and strategies about how principal preparation or development programs could be critiqued, enhanced or evaluated to ensure their effectiveness. Consequently, the book is generally about how to prepare and develop school principals effectively.
Autorenporträt
Eric Fredua-Kwarteng is a Canadian citizen. He migrated to Canada in 1987 and calls Ontario his home, though he had lived in other provinces. Eric has worked as a high school mathematics teacher, principal, educational consultant and community volunteer. He holds a doctoral degree in educational administration and policy from University of Toronto.