Transformational Leadership: Creating a Learning Culture in an Age of Accountability
September 01, 2018
Appears in 2018 Fall Journal of Scholarship and Practice.
Shifting responsibilities of school principals will require advanced skillsets in organizational management.
This article explores the notion that the shifting responsibilities of school principals have required the incorporation of new and different leadership styles that will require advanced skillsets in organizational management and performance and instructional leadership. Further, how teachers perceive their school leader’s ability to effectively demonstrate these capacities can have a tremendous impact on student learning and organizational effectiveness. This study seeks to explore how incorporating a blended leadership model using a professional development model can have positive effects on schools and focus school leadership on creating and articulating a clear school vison, promoting a climate of high expectations, effectively distributing leadership responsibilities, and improving teaching and learning, while designing and implementing effective staff development initiatives (Hallinger, 2005; Printy et al., 2003).
Authors
Eric Mayes, PhD
Assistant Professor
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore, MD
Katchia Gethers, MSEd
EdD candidate
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore, MD
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