Journal of Educational Administration: Volume 32 Issue 3

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Table of contents

International Co‐operation in the Preparation of School Directors in Spain

Glenn L. Immegart, Roberto Pascual

The Spanish school head is more isolated from colleagues than principalsin other countries because the school is the basic educational unit andbecause Spanish school directors…

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Anxiety and Depression among School Principals – Warning, Principalship Can Be Hazardous to Your Health

Adrian Carr

A principal who participated in an exploratory study to ascertain theextent and sources of stress among school principals realized theapparent isolation and lack of support felt…

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Aspiring and Practising Principals′ Perceptions of Critical Skills for Beginning Leaders

John C. Daresh, Marsha A. Playko

As a result of increasing attention to the problems faced by beginningschool leaders around the world, this study was conducted to determinethe nature of skills needed by…

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Leadership, Hermeneutics and Empiricism

Peter Davson‐Galle

A recent article in this journal by John Smith and Joseph Blasecriticized empiricism as a theoretical base for theories of educationalleadership, suggested hermeneutics as a…

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Teacher Leadership Style: A Classroom‐level Study

Yin Cheong Cheng

Borrowing the ideas from the theories of adult organizations,investigates how teacher leadership style is related to use of power,social climate, student‐affective performance in…

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The Community‐School Partnership in the Management of New Zealand Schools

Viviane M.J. Robinson, Helen S. Timperley, Judy M. Parr, Stuart McNaughton

New Zealand schools are now managed by parent‐elected trustees whoserole is to work in partnership with school staff to formulate andmonitor aspects of school policy. A sample of…

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Cover of Journal of Educational Administration

ISSN:

0957-8234

Online date, start – end:

1963

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editors:

  • Professor Chen Schechter
  • Professor Jayson W. Richardson