Leadership for learning: a research-based model and taxonomy of behaviors1
School Leadership and ManagementPublished 28 March 2007
Joseph Murphy, Stephen N. Elliott, Ellen Goldring, Andrew C. Porter
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Abstract
In this article, the authors examine the components of leadership for learning employing research on highly productive schools and school districts and high-performing principals and superintendents, using a three-dimensional model of productivity. The knowledge base of leadership for learning is captured under eight major dimensions: vision for learning, instructional program, curricular program, assessment program, communities of learning, resource acquisition and use, organizational culture, and advocacy.
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