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9781930556638

Introduction to ed. admin: standards, theories, and Practice : Standards, Theories, and Practice

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    9781930556638

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    1930556632

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2003-08-01
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis
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Summary

This comprehensive and practical text introduces your students to concepts and theories of educational administration. It is unlike other texts which are structured in isolated units. Instead, the topics in this book are connected, presented in the context of the ISLLC standards which reveal the real world of practicing school administrators.

Table of Contents

About the Author v
Acknowledgments vii
Preface xv
Why Choose the ISLLC Standards?
xvi
Organizational Features of This Book
xviii
Standard 1 1(38)
1 Leading in the Contemporary School Setting
5(18)
Theory X
6(1)
Theory Y
7(1)
Transformational Leadership
8(1)
Transactional Leadership
9(2)
Five Types of Power
11(3)
Legitimate Power
11(1)
Reward Power
11(1)
Coercive Power
11(1)
Expert Power
12(1)
Referent Power
12(2)
The Iowa Studies
14(3)
The Ohio State Studies
17(2)
Summary
19(1)
Chapter Highlights
20(1)
Application Questions
20(1)
Field Activity
21(2)
2 Leading Others Through a Common Purpose
23(16)
Creating a Common Purpose for Schooling
26(4)
Hersey and Blanchard's Situational Leadership
30(4)
Applying Theory to ISLLC Standard 1
34(2)
Summary
36(1)
Chapter Highlights
37(1)
Application Questions
37(1)
Field Activity
38(1)
Standard 2 39(66)
3 Nurturing the Instructional Program
43(18)
Collaborative Leadership
44(2)
Leading a Learning Organization
46(1)
The Five Necessary Skills
47(1)
The CIA-Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment
48(3)
A Brief Historic Development of American Curriculum
51(6)
The National Period 1776-1850
51(1)
Universal Education 1820-1920
52(1)
The Traditional Period 1893-1918
53(1)
Curriculum as a Field of Study 1918-1949
54(2)
Increasing Responsibility-Not Time
56(1)
Summary
57(1)
Chapter Highlights
58(1)
Application Questions
59(1)
Field Activity
60(1)
4 Extending the Curriculum Beyond the School Day
61(20)
Content Theories of Motivation
62(1)
Maslow's Need Hierarchy
62(4)
ERG Theory
66(2)
Herzbergs Motivation-Hygiene Theory
68(4)
Designing Meaningful Staff Development
72(4)
Effective Staff Development
76(1)
Summary
77(1)
Chapter Highlights
78(1)
Application Questions
79(1)
Field Activity
79(2)
5 Sustaining a Culture of Growth
81(24)
School Culture/School Climate
82(2)
Elements of a Positive Organizational Culture
84(5)
Nurturing a Culture of Learning
89(1)
Theory Z
90(3)
Total Quality Management
93(4)
A Quality Education for All
97(1)
Applying Instructional and Curricular Leadership to ISLLC Standard 2
98(2)
Summary
100(1)
Chapter Highlights
101(1)
Application Questions
102(1)
Field Activity
102(3)
Standard 3 105(50)
6 Balancing Management and Leadership
109(18)
Manager Versus Leader
109(3)
Knowledge of Organizational Structure
112(1)
Bureaucracy
113(2)
Participatory Management
115(1)
The Immaturity-Maturity Continuum
116(1)
Schools as Social Systems
117(2)
Awareness of Best Practices
119(2)
The American Association of School Administrators (www.aasa.org)
120(1)
The National Association of Elementary School Principals (www.naesp.org)
120(1)
The National Association of Secondary School Principals (www.nassp.org)
121(1)
School Administrators as Role Models
121(2)
Summary
123(1)
Chapter Highlights
124(1)
Application Questions
125(1)
Field Activity
126(1)
7 Managing Human Resources for a Safe, Effective Environment
127(28)
School Administrators as Human Resource Managers
127(10)
Recruiting Quality Teachers
128(2)
Hiring Quality Teachers
130(4)
Retaining Quality Teachers
134(2)
Providing Meaningful Professional Development
136(1)
The Hawthorne Studies
137(2)
School Administrators and Crisis Planning
139(10)
Balancing Management Tasks with ISLLC Standard 3
149(2)
Summary
151(2)
Chapter Highlights
153(1)
Application Questions
153(1)
Field Activity
154(1)
Standard 4 155(52)
8 Making Decisions in the Educational Arena
159(22)
The Classical Decision-Making Model
159(4)
Recognizing the Problem
160(1)
Brainstorming Alternatives
160(1)
Evaluating Alternatives
160(1)
Making the Decision
161(1)
Taking Action
161(2)
Bounded Rationality
163(1)
Site-Based Decision Making
164(1)
Benefits of Shared Decision-Making
165(2)
Techniques for Shared Decision Making
167(1)
Brainstorming
167(1)
Nominal Grouping Process
167(1)
Delphi Technique
168(1)
Problems Arising From Shared Decision Making
168(6)
Escalation of Commitment
169(1)
Groupthink
169(4)
Causes of Groupthink
172(1)
Avoiding Groupthink
173(1)
Risky Shift
173(1)
Overcoming Obstacles in Shared Decision Making
174(3)
Summary
177(1)
Chapter Highlights
178(1)
Application Questions
179(1)
Field Activity
179(2)
9 Sustaining Partnerships with Parents and the Larger Community
181(26)
Why Partnerships Are Important
181(1)
The Importance of Parents
182(4)
Appropriate Parent Involvement
186(2)
Dealing with Difficult Parents
188(3)
Creating External Partnerships
191(3)
Sustaining Positive Relationships with the Media
194(6)
Print Media
195(2)
Local Radio
197(1)
Television Media
198(2)
Applying ISLLC Standard 4 to Collaboration and Partnership Formation
200(2)
Summary
202(2)
Chapter Highlights
204(1)
Application Questions
205(1)
Field Activity
205(2)
Standard 5 207(32)
10 Understanding the Evolution of Public School's Purpose
211(28)
An Historic Review of the Government's Involvement in Education
211(3)
The Changing Role of School Administrators
214(1)
Administrative Job Functions
215(7)
Superintendent
216(2)
The High School Principal
218(1)
The Middle/Junior High School Principal
219(1)
The Elementary School Principal
220(1)
The Assistant Principal
221(1)
The Good Old Days
222(1)
Collective Bargaining and Negotiations
223(2)
Process Theories of Motivation
225(5)
Equity Theory
225(3)
Expectancy Theory
228(2)
Equality and Equity in Education
230(2)
Relating the Integrity of School Administrators to ISLLC Standard 5
232(3)
Summary
235(1)
Chapter Highlights
236(1)
Application Questions
237(1)
Field Activity
237(2)
Standard 6 239(28)
11 Governance of Schools in a Legal and Political Environment
243(24)
Public Education and the United States Constitution
244(2)
Constitutional Amendments Related to Public Education
246(10)
Amendment 1
247(3)
Amendment 4
250(2)
Amendment 14, Section 1
252(4)
Educational Policy and the School Administrator
256(3)
Teacher Evaluation
257(1)
Special Education
258(1)
Applying Legal and Political Principles to ISLLC Standard 6
259(2)
Summary
261(2)
Chapter Highlights
263(1)
Application Questions
264(1)
Field Activity
265(2)
Appendix Educational Leadership Standards and Successful Practices of School Principals 267(12)
Standards in Educational Leadership
267(6)
Educational Leadership Constituent Consortium Standards
273(2)
Standards for Advanced Programs in Educational Leadership for Principals, Superintendents, Curriculum Directors, and Supervisors (ELCC)
274(1)
ELCC Standard 1:
274(1)
ELCC Standard 2:
274(1)
ELCC Standard 3:
274(1)
ELCC Standard 4:
274(1)
ELCC Standard 5:
274(1)
ELCC Standard 6:
275(1)
ELCC Standard 7:
275(1)
Assumptions Underlying Standards for School Leaders
275(2)
Closing
277(2)
References 279(8)
Index 287

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