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Forde, Christine; McMahon, Margery; Gronn, Peter; Martin, Margaret – Educational Management Administration & Leadership, 2013
The use of coaching as a developmental methodology has been instituted as a way to develop leadership in schools in Scotland as elsewhere in the UK. While there are studies that examine the skills and impact of coaching, there is only limited discussion of the process of coaching and the role and experiences of the coaches. This article examines…
Descriptors: Coaching (Performance), Principals, Instructional Leadership, Foreign Countries
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Jones, Jeffrey – Educational Management Administration & Leadership, 2010
The Fast Track Teaching (FTT) programme in England, developed and funded by central government, is an accelerated leadership development programme designed for teachers in the early years of their careers. It was intended to promote their retention and rapid promotion in the profession through advancing their leadership skills. It provides a…
Descriptors: Interviews, Foreign Countries, Teacher Attitudes, Participant Satisfaction
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Moreland, Jan – Educational Management Administration & Leadership, 2009
Much of the research into teacher appraisal and performance management has focused on the experience of the classroom teacher. In this article, I will: (1) concentrate on the perspectives of the senior managers in secondary schools; (2) consider their views of the purpose of performance management; (3) compare their methods of implementation of…
Descriptors: Leadership Styles, Leadership Effectiveness, Secondary Education, Performance Technology
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McTavish, Duncan; Miller, Karen – Educational Management Administration & Leadership, 2009
The further education (FE) sector employs a high proportion of women yet relatively few women progress into leadership positions. The article seeks to provide explanations for this gender imbalance and argues that despite change and modernization initiatives, the further education sector remains gendered in many aspects of leadership, governance…
Descriptors: Females, Adult Education, Gender Issues, Disproportionate Representation
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Crippen, Carolyn; Wallin, Dawn – Educational Management Administration & Leadership, 2008
The role of the school superintendent is complex and challenging. The type of leadership exemplified by school superintendents is crucial to their ability to respond appropriately and adequately to growing diversity issues and economic, social and community influences. Because individuals learn from the styles and/or characteristics of others whom…
Descriptors: Mentors, Leadership Styles, Foreign Countries, Superintendents
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Sanders, Mavis G. – Educational Management Administration & Leadership, 2008
This article reports findings from a case study of district leadership for school, family and community partnerships in a suburban district in the mid-Atlantic region of the USA. Analyses suggest that the case district's family and community involvement specialist has been successful in using different kinds of data to achieve a variety of goals…
Descriptors: Community Involvement, Case Studies, Partnerships in Education, Educational Improvement
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Marsh, David D.; LeFever, Karen – Educational Management Administration & Leadership, 2004
Is it possible for principals/heads to be effective educational leaders? In this study, we compared the work of principals/heads in two policy contexts. In Policy Context 1, standards for student performance were common and well-established, and authority was devolved to the school level for reshaping the school to meet those standards. In…
Descriptors: Principals, Educational Change, Theory Practice Relationship, Educational Administration