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Full-Text Articles in Educational Administration and Supervision
A Preferred Vision For Exemplary, Character-Based Educational Leadership : A Reflective Essay, Kerry M. Ketcham
A Preferred Vision For Exemplary, Character-Based Educational Leadership : A Reflective Essay, Kerry M. Ketcham
Graduate Research Papers
The pivotal personality in the education equation is the educational leader. Without the leadership and guidance of an individual with impeccable personal character, and an unwavering optimistic vision, the educational establishment will shift and toss on a never-ending sea of improvement initiatives – or sink to the lowest common denominator of sorting people into their traditionally proper roles in society. With those characteristics cited above, a leader has an opportunity to deliver on the promise of educational opportunity for more community members. Even with these characteristics, the delivery of that promise is not certain, but it is more likely. And …
A Preferred Vision For Leading K-12 Schools : A Reflective Essay, Tammy A. Kruse
A Preferred Vision For Leading K-12 Schools : A Reflective Essay, Tammy A. Kruse
Graduate Research Papers
Every child deserves the learning/development and opportunities to earn a diploma. Since education is the primary building block in becoming a successful citizen, as teachers we should make every attempt for student achievement and the development of citizenship. Every child has the ability to learn if given the correct tools to do so and is given a chance. Educators must be honest and trustworthy individuals to earn students' respect. As educators, we all need to encourage children to enjoy education and to understand that life is about life long learning.
A Preferred Vision For Leading An Exemplary School : A Reflective Essay, Shauna Dennison
A Preferred Vision For Leading An Exemplary School : A Reflective Essay, Shauna Dennison
Graduate Research Papers
While all the elements of a school are important, an educational leader needs to lead by example; he/she should be the model. Leadership traits considered absolutely necessary are professionalism, honesty, trustworthy, and the ability to communicate effectively. A well-rounded principal truly has the best interest of the students, staff, and community at heart, and is knowledgeable about all aspects of a district. Precise and timely decision making involving concerned, upset, or maybe even hostile individuals needs to be addressed immediately and effectively. A good leader has common sense, great communication skills, and of course, compassion.
What I Believe About Leadership And Education : A Reflective Essay, Michael J. Irvin
What I Believe About Leadership And Education : A Reflective Essay, Michael J. Irvin
Graduate Research Papers
The key topics of education will be revealed throughout the entirety of this essay. The purpose of education and why leaders are important to school success will be the first topic. The section describes how leaders mold the school and work with teachers to find best practice is key to school-wide success. The next area the essay dissects is how the principal leads learning for students and teachers. School leaders have to bring teachers up to the maximum potential through staff development.
The third section will explain the importance of leadership during the change process. The fourth portion addresses how …
Critical Elements Essential For Exemplary Educational Leadership, Kara T. Jones
Critical Elements Essential For Exemplary Educational Leadership, Kara T. Jones
Graduate Research Papers
Education is a chameleon that is ever changing. As educators we must be willing to see where change needs to be made and accept the fact that we as individuals may need to change in order to provide the best education that the students deserve. Change is not an easy thing to accept or accomplish. It is more comfortable to sit in the same old place and not look outside our blinders. However we must realize that this does not help students or their parents. Not only does it not help these people it does not help us become better …
Essential Characteristics Of An Effective Educational Leader : A Reflective Essay, Lindsey R. Rice
Essential Characteristics Of An Effective Educational Leader : A Reflective Essay, Lindsey R. Rice
Graduate Research Papers
An educational leader envisions the future and encourages others to align with the shared vision. He/she is able guide practices toward the vision to make it a reality. By thriving on successes and learning from failures, the vision will become focused and attainable. A leader must know how to tie the community of learners together with a common thread. All must be gazing upon the vision as they act each and every day.
I believe that there are four critical elements essential for exemplary educational leadership. A quality principal emulates visionary leadership, is an effective communicator, is a lifelong learner …
A Preferred Vision For Leading Secondary Schools : A Reflective Essay, Al Blocker
A Preferred Vision For Leading Secondary Schools : A Reflective Essay, Al Blocker
Graduate Research Papers
An ideal school should be a place where every child wants to come and where every child is treated with respect and dignity. Schools should be a place where teachers are respected and feel valued about what they have to contribute. The ideal school should be a place where everyone feels welcomed and appreciated. People should feel this as they walk in the building. As a future administrator, I will do my best to make students and staff and other stakeholders feel appreciated, valued and respected.
A Preferred Vision For Leading Elementary, Middle, And High Schools : A Reflective Essay, Jodie M. Schepler
A Preferred Vision For Leading Elementary, Middle, And High Schools : A Reflective Essay, Jodie M. Schepler
Graduate Research Papers
This is a personal reflective research paper that is a discussion of my personal characteristics, values, beliefs, and philosophies, while also outlining qualities that I believe are essential for leaders in education. This paper is a personal statement that will lead to the explanation of what I believe constitutes an exemplary educational leader.
Fundamentals That Result In A Well-Managed School : A Reflective Essay, Brian Gravel
Fundamentals That Result In A Well-Managed School : A Reflective Essay, Brian Gravel
Graduate Research Papers
Educational leadership takes on many roles. In this paper I will reason in areas of collaboration, discipline, and planning, while exploring the relationship that they have on a well managed school. I will address the six Iowa Leadership Standards of: Professional Leadership, Visionary Leadership, Instructional Leadership, Collaborative Leadership, Organizational Leadership, Ethical Leadership, and Political Leadership; and make some parallels to my future success as an administrator using these standards.
A Preferred Vision For Leading Secondary Schools : A Reflective Essay, Ralph J. Hughes
A Preferred Vision For Leading Secondary Schools : A Reflective Essay, Ralph J. Hughes
Graduate Research Papers
Great leadership is the key to achieving success within any organization, team, and in my case, school. A strong leader always tries to keep things positive and his or her team on the same page, trying to achieve the same goal. To achieve the highest level of success within a school, an educational leader must: develop and implement a shared vision, develop clear communication, provide strong instructional leadership, and develop and maintain a positive school climate.
Institutional Costs - Fy 2005, University Of Northern Iowa
Institutional Costs - Fy 2005, University Of Northern Iowa
Institutional Effectiveness & Planning Documents
A report showing the costs associated with the running of the University of Northern Iowa.
Average Budgeted Salaries Of Faculty Staff 2005-2006, University Of Northern Iowa
Average Budgeted Salaries Of Faculty Staff 2005-2006, University Of Northern Iowa
Institutional Effectiveness & Planning Documents
Gives the average salaries of faculty broken down by rank and college and the distribution of salaries of the professional and scientific category.
A Preferred Vision For Administering Secondary Schools : A Reflective Essay, Theresa A. Fisher
A Preferred Vision For Administering Secondary Schools : A Reflective Essay, Theresa A. Fisher
Graduate Research Papers
Effective principals articulate a clear vision about what they expect of adults and students. They do this more than just the beginning of the year. They spend time explaining to students what they expect in achievement, behavior, attitude,and effort. They don't make excuses. They make sure learners have what they need to meet high expectations. They motivate, inspire, provide direction, and celebrate excellence. If principals don't have high expectations, they cannot expect much of others.
Principals must establish high expectations in their schools. You can model high expectations by selecting challenging goals, informing others of your dreams, and keeping people …
What I Believe About Leadership And Education : A Reflective Essay, Matthew R. Bro
What I Believe About Leadership And Education : A Reflective Essay, Matthew R. Bro
Graduate Research Papers
The works of a great leader will brilliantly encompass many specific critical elements. One must consider the many different ways an individual leader's own unique personality can combine the critical elements together. The critical leadership elements combined with the individual's own unique personality traits will make one realize that to break down the critical elements of the exceptional leader is a daunting task.
We are very complex, fearfully and wonderfully made creatures (Psalm 139:14) that cannot be analyzed easily. However we have likely experienced great leadership, and have asked ourselves: Why it is that this person motivates me, challenges me, …
A Preferred Vision For Leading Schools : A Reflective Essay, Deanne E.H. Lewis
A Preferred Vision For Leading Schools : A Reflective Essay, Deanne E.H. Lewis
Graduate Research Papers
"A school administrator is an educational leader who promotes the success of all students by ensuring management of the organization, operations, and resources for a safe, efficient, and effective learning environment" (Wilmore, 2002, p. 52). All children should be given equal opportunity for advancement and growth. What is challenging for one child may be boring and repetitive for another. Placing students in appropriate settings that will allow the appropriate level of challenge and pace of learning for each child is the goal for the creation of the differentiating classroom.
Critical Elements Essential For Exemplary Educational Leadership : A Reflective Essay, Susan M. Muehl
Critical Elements Essential For Exemplary Educational Leadership : A Reflective Essay, Susan M. Muehl
Graduate Research Papers
My core beliefs are very. strong when it comes to education. All students need effective staff members who are supportive of their endeavors. A supportive staff member is someone who is apart of the school community, they work well with others through effective communication, they support each other, and they all work toward the common shared vision of the school. My core beliefs match my goals to become an effective principal and the way I live my life.
The cultivation of a supportive community within a school happens over a period of time. The principal is the captain that leads …
A Critical Analysis Of No Child Left Behind, Kelli Brooke Dostal
A Critical Analysis Of No Child Left Behind, Kelli Brooke Dostal
Honors Program Theses
The purpose of this thesis is multifaceted. First, I will provide an overview of the main provisions of the NCLB Act. For each provision, I will review a range of criticisms of the new legislation expressed by prominent scholars in the field of education. These criticisms include problems with: underfunding, accountability of testing requirements, expanded parental options, local control and flexibility, the validity of evidence-based practices, and the assessment of teacher quality. Finally, I will examine how these concerns have been addressed by the legislators and offer some thoughts on the on the appropriateness of NCLB.
Instruction Size Report, Fall 2004, University Of Northern Iowa
Instruction Size Report, Fall 2004, University Of Northern Iowa
Institutional Effectiveness & Planning Documents
Gives breakdowns of student credit hours offered by status of instructor, average class size overall, and average class size by status of instructor.
Instruction Cost Report, Fall 2004, University Of Northern Iowa
Instruction Cost Report, Fall 2004, University Of Northern Iowa
Institutional Effectiveness & Planning Documents
Shows the costs associated with running the University of Northern Iowa broken down by college and department
Uni Faculty And Staff Climate Survey, August 2004, Kristin M. Moser
Uni Faculty And Staff Climate Survey, August 2004, Kristin M. Moser
Institutional Effectiveness & Planning Documents
Contents:
-- Introduction --- 1
-- Method --- 2
-- Results --- 4
-- Summary of Responses by Employment Classification --- 10
Instruction Cost Report, Spring 2004, University Of Northern Iowa
Instruction Cost Report, Spring 2004, University Of Northern Iowa
Institutional Effectiveness & Planning Documents
Shows the costs associated with running the University of Northern Iowa broken down by college and department
Instruction Size Report, Spring 2004, University Of Northern Iowa
Instruction Size Report, Spring 2004, University Of Northern Iowa
Institutional Effectiveness & Planning Documents
Gives breakdowns of student credit hours offered by status of instructor, average class size overall, and average class size by status of instructor.
What I Believe About Leadership And Education : A Reflective Essay, Katie J. Koble/Walsworth
What I Believe About Leadership And Education : A Reflective Essay, Katie J. Koble/Walsworth
Graduate Research Papers
Good leadership is critical for a successful school. The school revolves around the leadership at the top. It is important for administrators to have respect from teachers and students. I feel one of the best ways to gain respect is to be fair in the area of discipline. Organized structure and high expectations become achievable if there is fairness across the board. I feel it is important to make no exceptions and stand by the school policies in order for people to believe in the integrity of an administrator.
I feel good leaders must exemplify the characteristics of good, caring …
A Preferred Vision For Leading Secondary Schools : A Reflective Essay, Paul Flynn
A Preferred Vision For Leading Secondary Schools : A Reflective Essay, Paul Flynn
Graduate Research Papers
I believe leadership is a tenuous position. Exemplary educational leaders need to be honest, forthright, consistent, fair, and caring. A failure in any of these traits often results in the loss of faith in the leader. People will not follow a leader they no longer have faith in. In addition to these traits, a good leader must be a tireless worker. Keeping the vision alive and -functioning must be a continual process, and if the principal is not willing to work at it, neither will others. Leadership involves creating an atmosphere and an environment where people are willing to adapt …
A Vision Of Elementary School Leadership : A Reflective Research Paper, Dawn R. Embretson
A Vision Of Elementary School Leadership : A Reflective Research Paper, Dawn R. Embretson
Graduate Research Papers
I want to help children feel that sense of belonging, self-worth, and pride that comes from learning. My task as an administrator will be to put the necessary pieces in place to make sure that happens. One strand woven throughout all my experiences is the importance of building and sustaining relationships.
Two key beliefs I will discuss in the following pages include: 1. The keys to helping our students find success is in the effectiveness of our teachers. 2. An administrator is responsible for creating a nurturing school environment, which enables him/her to lead students, families and staff toward a …
A Preferred Vision For Leading Secondary Schools : A Reflective Essay, Jeffrey A. Haverland
A Preferred Vision For Leading Secondary Schools : A Reflective Essay, Jeffrey A. Haverland
Graduate Research Papers
I believe there are four critical elements necessary for any administrator to be a successful leader of learning. The first critical element is the creation and maintenance of an exceptional school climate and culture where learning is approached with enthusiasm and wonder. Second, the administrator must maintain a direct connection to the learning environment, at all times, so that learning is seen as important and expected. Third, ethical leadership of the school community is foundational to the success of the school community, and the building administrators must always act with integrity. Finally, the administrator must develop, implement, and continually support …
What I Believe About Leadership And Education : A Reflective Essay, Cheri Thomas Cederlund
What I Believe About Leadership And Education : A Reflective Essay, Cheri Thomas Cederlund
Graduate Research Papers
I believe that the role of the principal is vital in the development of a school climate and a culture where instructional leadership emerges from the teachers themselves. Building a culture that supports and builds capacity for shared leadership and learning takes work. "Such a culture doesn't magically appear; it evolves through explicit and intentional work at defining, redesigning, and continuously improving every aspect of the way they do school" (Conzemius & O'Neill, 2001, p. 114). Although every person within the organization plays a role in initiating this culture, shared responsibility and leadership, the most significant role a principal can …
A Preferred Vision For Administering Elementary Schools : A Reflective Essay, Maurice D. Betzel
A Preferred Vision For Administering Elementary Schools : A Reflective Essay, Maurice D. Betzel
Graduate Research Papers
Today's aspiring principals may have a lot to worry about, but they also have a lot to celebrate. Not only do today's principals have to worry about the mental and physical challenges of the principalship, but they also are living in a time of tremendous possibility for systemic change. The possibility for raising the level of student performance is not only unprecedented, it is to be celebrated.
Principals must have a tremendous desire to lead in today's world. They must believe every child can learn and help that child discover his/her particular way of learning. They must have a commitment …
A Preferred Vision For Administering Elementary Schools : A Reflective Essay, Melinda J. Hart
A Preferred Vision For Administering Elementary Schools : A Reflective Essay, Melinda J. Hart
Graduate Research Papers
A balance between all academic standards will create an effective leader striving to provide a safe and educationally rich learning environment for all children. An administrator must be clear in the set of beliefs they plan to practice.
My professional vision is to utilize my leadership style to create a school climate where the worth of all children is recognized and all children will be included in the classroom to the maximum extent possible. These children will grow to be socially responsible individuals capable of functioning successfully in the world around them to the best of their abilities. The overwhelming …
A Preferred Vision For Administering High Schools : A Reflective Essay, Jason A. Knittel
A Preferred Vision For Administering High Schools : A Reflective Essay, Jason A. Knittel
Graduate Research Papers
If a person wants to succeed on becoming a principal, a leader, that person has to understand what people want and need. A principal needs to learn how to listen and talk with people. He also needs to understand different cultures, because not everyone is the same. There is an important relationship between the law and protection of the students as well as the staff.
A principal needs to have a sense of humor. Laugh with the students and the staff. Others will understand him as a human. He needs to be strong. People like to mock policies or complain …