The purpose of this paper is to explore the importance of teaching concepts of social justice in educational leadership preparation programs, share teaching strategies from the literature, and provide new examples of graduate student activities and products with the intention to push the field forward and invite others to join the dialogue. We describe how we have used poetry in our classrooms to better understand: the potency of self-reflection; the importance of understanding heritage; the value of unpacking privilege and power, and; the responsibility of recognizing and deactivating stereotypes in the process of reaching and teaching future leaders for social justice
This article contributes to a discussion about educational leadership programs re-lated to social ju...
In this article, I draw on current scholarship about leadership for social justice, my own (and othe...
School administrators often lack the preparation to recognize and act against educational injustices...
Some students in schools are served well, whereas others are not. Students traditionally marginalize...
Neither providing a rhetoric of social justice in educational leadership preparation programs nor ge...
It is well documented that the achievement gap between affluent students and economically disadvanta...
There is a movement to redefine and refocus the Educational Doctorate to improve its effectiveness i...
Traditional notions of learning, teaching, schooling, and leading, contribute to the inequity and in...
This qualitative study examines how educators who are either currently enrolled or who have complete...
School leadership preparation for social justice is a pressing concern in an era of achievement gaps...
School leaders are required to prepare students for a globally competitive society, and act ethicall...
The literature on preparing educational leaders does not take into account what we can learn from ot...
It could be said that poets serve society primarily by their attention to detail, their insights int...
Poetry programs in schools, although implemented internationally, are often marginalized by educator...
When institutions assign meaning to individual rights and distribute resources in ways that shape th...
This article contributes to a discussion about educational leadership programs re-lated to social ju...
In this article, I draw on current scholarship about leadership for social justice, my own (and othe...
School administrators often lack the preparation to recognize and act against educational injustices...
Some students in schools are served well, whereas others are not. Students traditionally marginalize...
Neither providing a rhetoric of social justice in educational leadership preparation programs nor ge...
It is well documented that the achievement gap between affluent students and economically disadvanta...
There is a movement to redefine and refocus the Educational Doctorate to improve its effectiveness i...
Traditional notions of learning, teaching, schooling, and leading, contribute to the inequity and in...
This qualitative study examines how educators who are either currently enrolled or who have complete...
School leadership preparation for social justice is a pressing concern in an era of achievement gaps...
School leaders are required to prepare students for a globally competitive society, and act ethicall...
The literature on preparing educational leaders does not take into account what we can learn from ot...
It could be said that poets serve society primarily by their attention to detail, their insights int...
Poetry programs in schools, although implemented internationally, are often marginalized by educator...
When institutions assign meaning to individual rights and distribute resources in ways that shape th...
This article contributes to a discussion about educational leadership programs re-lated to social ju...
In this article, I draw on current scholarship about leadership for social justice, my own (and othe...
School administrators often lack the preparation to recognize and act against educational injustices...