D049 - Educational Leadership: School Leadership for the improvement of teaching and learning processes
The course chosen does not allow
any new enrolment
María Silvia Stagnaro
M.A. Language and Literature in Education, E.S.O.L., University of London. Lecturer in Methods II at I.E.S. en Lenguas Vivas "J. R. Fernández". Head of English Department at Northlands School. Director of Studies at P.A.E. Lenguas Vivas. Tutor of the modules on Materials Design (Module 4). Evaluation (Module 8) and Practicum (Module 10) for the Diploma in English Teaching of the University of London. Tutor of the module on Selection, Analysis, Evaluation and Development of material (Module 10) for the Academic Programme of Tertiary Level Teachers (E Circuit) of the I.E.S. en Lenguas Vivas "J. R. Fernández"
Coordinators, Heads of Department, Head Teachers and anybody in a managerial / leadership position at school.
- Develop strategic and systemic processes for sustained school improvement;
- Empower instructional leadership teams; - Build and sustain a collaborative learning culture and a shared decision-making structure at school; - Use data in order to enrich classroom instruction. - Increase the effectiveness of student improvement plans.
Module 1: Leadership, vision and goals.
- The educational challenge. - The school leader as a strategic thinker. - Shared vision and purpose. - Strategic and systems thinking. Module 2: Leadership for quality learning. - Quality in student learning. - Foundations of effective learning. - Increasing learning opportunities. - Focused and sustained professional learning. - Developing performance indicators. Module 3: Leadership for capacity and commitment. - Team building, collaborative and instructional leadership. - Using technology for learning. - Ethical leadership. Module 4: Maximization of Leadership Effectiveness. - Understanding self and others. - Problem solving. - Modeling and encouraging creativity. - Effective communication. Module 5: Leadership and Change. - The school leader as driver of change. - Leading for results. - Use of data to determine needs, monitor change and drive improvement.
- Bulach, C. R., Boothe, D., & Pickett, W. (1998) Mistakes educational leaders make. ERIC Digest, No. 122.
- Knapp, M.S. et al. (2006) Leading, Learning and Leadership Support. CTP. - Leithwood , Kenneth et al (2004) How Leadership Influences Student Learning. CAREI. - McCallon, R. (1995) The influence of the principal's leadership style on school climate and student achievement. People in Education, 3 (3). - Ross , John A. & Gray, P. (2006) School Leadership and Student Achievement: The Mediating Effects of Teacher Beliefs. Canadian Journal of Education 29, 3. - Leadership for Student Learning: Redefining the Teacher as Leader. School Leadership for the 21st Century Initiative. A Report of the Task Force on Teacher Leadership. April 2001.
The course consists of:
- Reading and watching material;
- Reflective and discussion tasks;
- Forum activities.
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