International Journal of Educational Management: Volume 12 Issue 6

Subjects:

Table of contents

A principal’s interruptions: time lost or time gained?

A. Ross Thomas, John Ayres

The article notes that, sometimes explicitly but always implicitly, the “time management” literature condemns interruptions. The article reports on two studies of interruptions…

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Unlocking the culture for quality schools: reengineering

L. David Weller

Successful school reform requires a paradigm shift which begins with unlocking the school’s existing culture before attempts are made to integrate reform variables. Reengineering…

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Calculating the cost of an undergraduate Initial Teacher Education (ITE) course

Neil Burton

Through a documentary analysis approach, the data included in the validation documentation for a new course designed for undergraduate Initial Teacher Education are used in an…

644

Distance learning: short‐term gain, long‐term commitment ‐ a case study

Cheryl Hunt

Presents a case study illustrating practical management and quality issues which have underpinned the transition of a Master of Education course from a traditional to a distance…

662

Best practices in information technology (IT) management: insights from K‐12 schools’ technology audits

Steve O. Michael

Information regarding best practices of information technology (IT) management in K‐12 schools provides school leaders with a basis for developing their own IT systems or…

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Cover of International Journal of Educational Management

ISSN:

0951-354X

Online date, start – end:

1987

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editors:

  • Prof. Chris Brown
  • Dr Dong Nguyen