In 2009, an idea grew from a conversation between a British scholar and his American counterpart regarding a research collaboration exploring educational leadership across countries. This dialogue initiated the creation of the International School Leaders Development Network (ISLDN), which would receive support from the British Educational Leadership, Management and Administration Society (BELMAS) as well as the University Council for Educational Administration (UCEA). By 2011, the project planning commenced and two distinct research strands identified, leadership in high needs schools and leadership for social justice
Being a social justice leader makes significant demands on the individual headteacher/principal part...
Purpose. The purpose of this article is to synthesise the findings from the investigations that hav...
In line with the purpose of this special issue, we examine how school leaders can lead to create the...
In 2009, an idea grew from a conversation between a British scholar and his American counterpart reg...
This special issue of Management in Education originated from the new research interest group (RIG) ...
This Special Issue of Management in Education originated from the new research interest group (RIG) ...
Dr Howard Stevenson, for its successful completion. For too long, leadership has been researched and...
School leaders play a vital role in ensuring that schools attend to issues of local and global justi...
This paper draws on evidence from a DfES funded school improvement project in the UK to explore lead...
Professional Learning Networks (PLN) are considered to be an effective way to foster school improvem...
This paper is a response to an earlier article in the Journal of Education Policy, which calls for ‘...
The field of educational-leadership research has broadened over the last 50 years, with diverse know...
The genesis of this paper lies in the request to provide an overview of research into school leaders...
This study looks at three female school directors in Costa Rica, Mexico, and Spain who worked under ...
Inside this issue: News from the Program Coordinator Southern Maine Partnership The Savvy Principa...
Being a social justice leader makes significant demands on the individual headteacher/principal part...
Purpose. The purpose of this article is to synthesise the findings from the investigations that hav...
In line with the purpose of this special issue, we examine how school leaders can lead to create the...
In 2009, an idea grew from a conversation between a British scholar and his American counterpart reg...
This special issue of Management in Education originated from the new research interest group (RIG) ...
This Special Issue of Management in Education originated from the new research interest group (RIG) ...
Dr Howard Stevenson, for its successful completion. For too long, leadership has been researched and...
School leaders play a vital role in ensuring that schools attend to issues of local and global justi...
This paper draws on evidence from a DfES funded school improvement project in the UK to explore lead...
Professional Learning Networks (PLN) are considered to be an effective way to foster school improvem...
This paper is a response to an earlier article in the Journal of Education Policy, which calls for ‘...
The field of educational-leadership research has broadened over the last 50 years, with diverse know...
The genesis of this paper lies in the request to provide an overview of research into school leaders...
This study looks at three female school directors in Costa Rica, Mexico, and Spain who worked under ...
Inside this issue: News from the Program Coordinator Southern Maine Partnership The Savvy Principa...
Being a social justice leader makes significant demands on the individual headteacher/principal part...
Purpose. The purpose of this article is to synthesise the findings from the investigations that hav...
In line with the purpose of this special issue, we examine how school leaders can lead to create the...