Sue Dockett, Bob Perry
For many children the start to their school career is positive and exciting. For others it is challenging and disconcerting. For all children, it represents a change in their role, status and position within the community and a change in the experiences that are accessible to them. The families and educators involved in the transition to school also experience a mix of emotions as the move to school marks a change in the ways people connect with and relate to each other. By reconsidering what it means for everyone involved to be ‘ready’ to start school, many schools and their communities have enhanced their transition to school processes, to the benefit of all involved.
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Principals discuss their teaching roles and other ways to stay in touch with classrooms – Independence.
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John DeNobile, John McCormick
Staff from Catholic primary schools in New South Wales respond to survey on job satisfaction and occupational stress – Leading and Managing.
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Helen Gunter, Tanya Fitzgerald
The links between school leadership and student learning have been explored in a study of primary and secondary schools in England and New Zealand – Leading and Managing.
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