Collective Knowledge about Instructional Leadership
Your Group's Assignment: What are the characteristics of Instructional Leadership that align with each of the School Improvement Categories: Instructional, Shared, Operational/Resource Management and with Interpersonal Relationships?
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Instructional Leadership:
Function goes beyond individual, rather to the leadership being distributed amongst the group
Vision, focus on student results, communicating/coaching- setting clear expectations
Shared Leadership
Fits well with Continuous improvement section benchmarks
Big emphasis on distribution of leadership
Collaborative process
Focus on Learning
Results-focused plan with goal of continuous improvement
Vision
Operational/Resource Management
Resource provider needs to be cognizant of budget, time, materials, and other resources
Interpersonal Relationships
Visibility is the key. By being visible, there's a natural inclination of knowing what's happening throughout the building.
Relationships centered around vision
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