Leading Through Conflict With Three Words

Type: Article
Topics: Leadership Development, School Administrator Magazine

February 01, 2020

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As former superintendents now training fledgling administrators in Arizona, we are certain of three things: Conflict in education is more frequent, more complicated and more intense.

Though any amount of good that’s generated through committed leadership can be quickly derailed by discord, we also know preparatory programs still typically refrain from training administrators to deal with conflict proactively.

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Thomas Hughes & Frank Davidson
About the Authors

Thomas Hughes, a former superintendent, is an associate professor of educational leadership at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Ariz.

Frank Davidson, a former superintendent, is an assistant professor of educational leadership at Northern Arizona University.

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