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Case studies in school leadership : keys to a successful principalship
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Princeton, NJ : Pearson Higher Education, 2006
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xi, 302, 1, 4 p. : ill. ; 28 cm.
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9780886852252

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Table of Contents

List of Figuresp. v
About the Authorsp. vi
About the Editorp. vi
Letter to the Reader from the National Association of Secondary School Principalsp. vii
Letter to the Reader from the Editorp. ix
Acknowledgmentsp. xi
Prefacep. 2
Chapter 1 Introductionp. 8
Chapter 2 Evidence-Centered Decision Makingp. 12
Contributors to Chapters 3-8p. 50
Chapter 3 Standard 1: The Vision of Learningp. 58
Case Study 1 Jefferson Elementary Schoolp. 60
Documentsp. 62
Principal A Rudimentary Responsep. 68
Principal B Accomplished Responsep. 70
Keys for Improved Performancep. 74
Case Study 2 Lincoln High Schoolp. 78
Documentsp. 80
Principal A Rudimentary Responsep. 86
Principal B Accomplished Responsep. 87
Keys for Improved Performancep. 92
Chapter 4 Standard 2: The Culture of Teaching and Learningp. 98
Case Study 3 Washington Elementary Schoolp. 100
Documentsp. 102
Principal A Rudimentary Responsep. 108
Principal B Accomplished Responsep. 110
Keys for Improved Performancep. 114
Case Study 4 Adams High Schoolp. 119
Documentsp. 121
Principal A Rudimentary Responsep. 126
Principal B Accomplished Responsep. 127
Keys for Improved Performancep. 130
Chapter 5 Standard 3: The Management of Learningp. 136
Case Study 5 Tyler Elementary Schoolp. 138
Documentsp. 141
Principal A Rudimentary Responsep. 147
Principal B Accomplished Responsep. 151
Keys for Improved Performancep. 156
Case Study 6 Monroe High Schoolp. 159
Documentsp. 162
Principal A Rudimentary Responsep. 167
Principal B Accomplished Responsep. 168
Keys for Improved Performancep. 172
Chapter 6 Standard 4: Relationships with the Broader Community to Foster Learningp. 176
Case Study 7 Wilson Middle Schoolp. 179
Documentsp. 180
Principal A Rudimentary Responsep. 186
Principal B Accomplished Responsep. 189
Keys for Improved Performancep. 196
Case Study 8 Taft High Schoolp. 201
Documentsp. 203
Principal A Rudimentary Responsep. 210
Principal B Accomplished Responsep. 212
Keys for Improved Performancep. 217
Chapter 7 Standard 5: Integrity, Fairness, and Ethics in Learningp. 222
Case Study 9 Roosevelt High Schoolp. 225
Documentsp. 226
Principal A Rudimentary Responsep. 231
Principal B Accomplished Responsep. 232
Keys for Improved Performancep. 234
Case Study 10 Jackson Middle Schoolp. 236
Documentsp. 237
Principal A Rudimentary Responsep. 243
Principal B Accomplished Responsep. 244
Keys for Improved Performancep. 247
Chapter 8 Standard 6: The Political, Social, Economical, Legal, and Cultural Contexts of Learningp. 252
Case Study 11 Truman Elementary Schoolp. 254
Documentsp. 255
Principal A Rudimentary Responsep. 262
Principal B Accomplished Responsep. 264
Keys for Improved Performancep. 267
Case Study 12 Grant High Schoolp. 269
Documentsp. 270
Principal A Rudimentary Responsep. 277
Principal B Accomplished Responsep. 279
Keys for Improved Performancep. 283
Chapter 9 Next Stepsp. 286
Appendix A Components of Professional Practice for School Leadersp. 1
Referencesp. 1
List of Figures
Figure 1 Yin and Yang of Level 5p. 2
Figure 2 Level 5 Hierarchyp. 3
Figure 3 Levels of Performancep. 4
Figure 4 Quadrant Thinkingp. 15
Figure 5 Principal's Role in Data-Based Decision Makingp. 48
Figure 6 Matrix of Cases by Standard and Focus (Chapter 3-8)p. 56