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Preface | |
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Administrative Theory, Values Clarification, and Leadership Responsibility | |
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FlemSnopes High School: A New Administrative Team | |
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Educational Leadership | |
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Human Capital and the Accumulated Knowledge Base | |
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Administrative Process and Knowledge | |
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Philosophical Frames and Epistemological Influences | |
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Paradigms and the Scientific-Rational Approach | |
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Political, Critical, and Constructivist Frames of Reference | |
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Critical-Contextual, Gender, and Race | |
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Postmodernism, Poststructuralism | |
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Grounding Moral Educational Leadership in the Intrinsically Moral Enterprise of Learning | |
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Ethical Models | |
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The Ethic of Caring | |
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The Ethic of Justice | |
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The Ethic of Critique | |
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Foundations of Ethical Behavior: Standards for Good Practice | |
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Codes of Ethics | |
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Administrative Platforms | |
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The Knowledge Base in Educational Administration | |
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The Knowledge Base in Educational Administration | |
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Conclusion | |
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Portfolio Artifacts | |
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Terms | |
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Suggested Readings | |
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Context and Perspective for Educational Leaders | |
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NanuckMiddle School: Understanding the Context | |
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Contextual Knowledge | |
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Broad, Complex Context | |
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Federal Turning-Points | |
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Education Origins | |
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Land Grant | |
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Relief | |
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National Defense | |
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Equal Educational Opportunity | |
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World Class Economic Competitiveness and Support1980 to Present | |
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Establishing National Goals | |
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Thoughts for Leaders of Educational Institutions in Transition | |
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The 1990s and Beyond | |
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No Child Left Behind | |
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New Technological Demands | |
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State Roles and Responses | |
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Equity and Social Justice | |
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Challenges in the Twenty-First Century | |
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Conclusion | |
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Portfolio Artifacts | |
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Terms | |
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School Reform | |
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ScrivnerMiddle School: Reform at Scrivner | |
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Leading Innovative Schools | |
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The Context for School Reform | |
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Finding New Directions | |
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Common Themes in a Changing World | |
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Innovative Programs | |
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Other Innovative Models and Their Benefits | |
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A Framework for School Improvement | |
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Harnessing Technology | |
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Technology Opens New Opportunities | |
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Administrative Applications | |
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Wilson Elementary School District: Five Steps to a Successful Technology Program | |
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The Leadership Challenge | |
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Conclusion | |
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Portfolio Artifacts | |
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Terms | |
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Diversity and Community Relations | |
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OakesHigh School: Cultures Clash in Fairhaven | |
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Diversity in Schools | |
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Socioeconomic Status and Social Class | |
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U.S. Population Demographics | |
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Cultural Identity | |
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Cultural Transitions | |
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Sexual Identity | |
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Prejudice and | |