Teaching Australia
This week
Curriculum Leadership publishes the second of two edited extracts from
Teaching and leading for quality Australian schools, a report commissioned by Teaching Australia. Quality leadership in schools provides direction, involves a process of influence with intention, and is value-based and vision-driven. There is conclusive evidence that principals have a salient but indirect effect on student outcomes through the goals they establish and the quality of the learning environment they foster. However, while it is common to equate leadership with principals and faculty heads, the research reviewed in this report recognises the variety of leadership roles within a school.
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Camille L Z Blachowicz, Peter J L Fisher , Donna Ogle, Susan Watts-Tafe
The authors describe research on vocabulary instruction, examining a range of issues in teaching practice and student learning –
Reading Research Quarterly.
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Differentiated and 'one-size-fits-all' classrooms are more similar than many teachers realise –
Educational Leadership.
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