Principals’ evidence-based practice – findings from German schools
International Journal of Educational ManagementPublished 29 July 2015
Denise Demski, Kathrin Racherbäumer
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Abstract
Purpose In Germany, principals’ working environments are data-rich for school improvement purposes in a rather low-stakes test-regime. An effective use of externally as well as internally generated data, also known as data wise leadership, is considered to be a key competence of successful principals. The purpose of this paper is to describe data use practices in German schools, especially focussing on schools facing challenging circumstances.
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