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Kosiczky, Bonnie; Mullen, Carol A. – Journal of School Public Relations, 2013
How can public schools improve public relations strategies, particularly in communications between teachers and students? The purposes of this study were to investigate teacher leaders' perceptions of the use of humor in the high school classroom and discover how humor might bridge instruction to student learning and strengthen…
Descriptors: High Schools, Public Schools, Public Relations, Teacher Student Relationship
Peck, Craig M.; Mullen, Carol A. – Journal of School Public Relations, 2008
An unprecedented increase in students' personal technology use presents a new area for study within the educational leadership and administration field. Cellular phones, video posting websites, and online social networking destinations empower students to create and distribute school-related images and stories. Student-developed media content can…
Descriptors: Public Relations, Educational Change, Human Resources, Instructional Leadership
Mullen, Carol A.; Kealy, William A.; Sullivan, Ashley – Journal of School Public Relations, 2004
This article addresses an important need--the dissemination of information relating to technology as a public relations tool--and the associated exigency for administrator and teacher technology training. Specifically, we identify the increased expectations for the performance of school leaders and teachers, as well as unresolved issues in public…
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Public Relations, Educational Change, National Standards

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