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A COMPARISON OF STAFF UTILIZATION IN EDUCATION IN AUSTRALIA AND CANADA
E.A. HOLDAWAYThis study was undertaken in 1971–72 to compare the proportions of staff in various types of positions in public K—12 education in two Australian states and two Canadian…
THE SELECTION OF NEW GRADUATE STUDENTS FOR AN EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM
DOUGLAS J. THOM, EDWARD S. HICKCOXThe major objectives of this study were to investigate the relative effectiveness of three types of selectors in the process of selecting new graduate students for an educational…
THE PREPARATION OF EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATORS IN CANADIAN UNIVERSITIES: LAYING ON OF THE HANDS
A. ROSS THOMASThe award of a Commonwealth Visiting Fellowship enabled the writer to investigate preparation programmes for educational administrators in twelve prominent Canadian universities…
OCLEA — A COOPERATIVE VENTURE IN LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
DONALD MUSELLA, MARJORIE ARIKADOThe Ontario Council for Leadership in Educational Administration is a newly‐formed cooperative representing the following major educational organizations in Ontario, Canada…
THE FIRST FIVE YEARS: A PROGRESS REPORT ON THE COMMONWEALTH COUNCIL FOR EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION
J.L. EWINGIn August 1975, the Commonwealth Council for Educational Administration will be five years old. In furtherance of its seven‐fold objectives CCEA has formulated and embarked on a…
THEORY IN EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION
DONALD J. WILLOWERThe purpose of this paper is to examine the state of the art of theory and theorizing in educational administration. The author investigates in what ways and why theory and…
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION AND EDUCATIONAL RITUALS: A CASE STUDY OF PARTICIPATIVE DECISION MAKING
J.M. BARRINGTON, G.N. MARSHALLIn recent years, a number of what could be described as “educational rituals” have come under challenge in many New Zealand secondary schools. These rituals include school…
AN EXPLORATION OF THE SUBCOMMUNITY POLITICS OF EDUCATION: FOUR COMPARATIVE CASE STUDIES
MORGAN CHUFour comparative case studies of subcommunities within a single school district were conducted. For the purposes of this study each subcommunity was operationally defined by the…
THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PRINCIPALSHIP IN ISRAEL
JOSEPH GOLDSTEINThis study seeks to examine the status, role and authority of the elementary school principalship. A short theoretical discussion of the central topics is followed by a…
WHAT PECULIARITIES IN EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION MAKE IT DIFFICULT TO PROFESS: AN ESSAY
DALE MANNThe purpose of this paper is to outline the peculiarities of educational administration. The author's approach is admittedly intuitive and impressionistic. It is argued that…
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