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This edited text provides an international perspective on leadership and management roles and their relationship to improvement within educational institutions. The interactions of educational institutions are examined at local, national and global levels with case studies and examples being drawn from many countries in Europe, Asia and Africa. Two main themes are explored. The first is the move to site based management for educational institutions, linked to improvement. The second investigates the idea of learning for all and explores the ways in which leadership and management can contribute towards the development and enhancement of student learning, staff development and institutional growth. The authors, who are mainly drawn from the Institute of Education, University of London, make full use of the whole range of international literature relating to educational leadership, management and administration providing a textbook for masters-level students.
This text investigates how leadership and management practices influence institutional improvement and student learning outcomes within a global educational context. The authors, primarily affiliated with the Institute of Education at the University of London, synthesize international literature to provide a comprehensive framework for understanding the shift toward site-based management. By analyzing the intersection of local, national, and global policies, the book argues that effective leadership is essential for fostering institutional growth and professional development.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this work as a foundational textbook for masters-level students in educational administration. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose and the breadth of international perspectives provided by the contributors.
Page Count:
291
Publication Date:
2004-11-25
Publisher:
Oxford
ISBN-10:
0199268576
ISBN-13:
9780199268573
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