Educational Leadership and Administration articles

Recent articles from Educational Leadership and Administration

CAPEA President's Message.
January 1, 2007... CAPEA is celebrating its 19th year of the journal, Educational Leadership and Administration: Teaching and Program Development. This year's theme, "Leadership in a Global Society: Dispositions and Preparation," focuses on the recognition that we live in world that is arguably more connected...

Notes from the editors.
January 1, 2007... Forward: 2007 Edition Welcome to the 19th volume of Educational Leadership and Administration: Teaching and Program Development, with the theme of "Leadership in a Global Society: Dispositions and Preparation." This year's journal focuses on the recognition that we live in world that is...

What being a successful principal really means: an international perspective.
January 1, 2007... Abstract: This paper presents an international perspective on successful principals. Data from the International Successful School Principals' Project, now in its sixth year and presently in eight nations and over sixty schools, along with a critical review of the international literature on...

Developing a Perspective on the Global Achievement Gap: School Leaders as International Collaborators.
January 1, 2007... Abstract: In recent years American schools and the scholars who study these schools have become focused on bridging the achievement gap. The scholarly literature is most often focused on the discrepancy in achievement in one school, a region, or perhaps one nation. The literature examining...

Preparing educational leaders for the global society: learning from conversations with professors in Thailand.
January 1, 2007... Abstract: This experiential study examines beliefs of Thai professors in educational leadership programs at six Thailand Rajabhat Universities. The research brings broader understanding of preparing educators for rapid globalization. Emerging from the data are ways of thinking that lead to...