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by Karen Carter and Tricia Sharpe (Eds.)
This report looks at ways in which 50 schools in the United Kingdom embraced a range of activities to develop their curriculum for the 21st century.
by Despina Pavlou
In this article, secondary school principal Despina Pavlou concludes that harnessing the qualities of potential leaders had a significant effect on developing the capacity of her school for improvement.
An online toolkit that summarises the global evidence about different approaches to improving learning outcomes in schools.
by Association of Independent Schools of Queensland
This short paper provides sensible strategies for schools to consider to prepare for succession planning. It also raises points about what may stop teachers from applying for leadership positions, including issues of equity, such as gender.
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This short article uses the metaphor of the leader as a host as a way of thinking about building and sustaining trust.
This resource promotes the leadership of collaborative, evidence-informed inquiry in ways that keep learners’ progress at the centre. It provides field-tested tools and ideas to support leaders and teachers to apply spirals of inquiry, learning and action with their learners.
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