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07. Criminal Justice, Northeastern State University Jan 2015

07. Criminal Justice, Northeastern State University

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04. Botany, Northeastern State University Jan 2015

04. Botany, Northeastern State University

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06. Computer Science, Northeastern State University Jan 2015

06. Computer Science, Northeastern State University

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03. Biology, Northeastern State University Jan 2015

03. Biology, Northeastern State University

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08. Engineering, Northeastern State University Jan 2015

08. Engineering, Northeastern State University

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10. Forensic Science, Northeastern State University Jan 2015

10. Forensic Science, Northeastern State University

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11. Genetics, Northeastern State University Jan 2015

11. Genetics, Northeastern State University

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14. Optometry, Northeastern State University Jan 2015

14. Optometry, Northeastern State University

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16. Physics, Northeastern State University Jan 2015

16. Physics, Northeastern State University

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17. Psychology, Northeastern State University Jan 2015

17. Psychology, Northeastern State University

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13. Mathematics, Northeastern State University Jan 2015

13. Mathematics, Northeastern State University

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18. Statistics, Northeastern State University Jan 2015

18. Statistics, Northeastern State University

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02. Animal Science, Northeastern State University Jan 2015

02. Animal Science, Northeastern State University

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05. Chemistry, Northeastern State University Jan 2015

05. Chemistry, Northeastern State University

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09. Environmental Science, Northeastern State University Jan 2015

09. Environmental Science, Northeastern State University

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12. Kinesiology, Northeastern State University Jan 2015

12. Kinesiology, Northeastern State University

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15. Pharmacy, Northeastern State University Jan 2015

15. Pharmacy, Northeastern State University

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19. Zoology, Northeastern State University Jan 2015

19. Zoology, Northeastern State University

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Elementary Principals’ Role In Science Instruction, Patricia Casey, Karen Dunlap, Kristen Brown, Michele Davison Oct 2012

Elementary Principals’ Role In Science Instruction, Patricia Casey, Karen Dunlap, Kristen Brown, Michele Davison

Administrative Issues Journal

This study explores the role elementary school principals play in science education. Specifically, the study employed an online survey of 16 elementary school principals at high-performing campuses in North Texas to explore their perceptions of how they influenced science education on their campuses. The survey used a combination of Likert-type rating scale items and open-ended questions. Responses from elementary principals suggest that the important components of instructional leadership for science included a) collaboration with teachers, b) changing teaching assignments, and c) teacher motivation.

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