Promoting Inclusion Through Instructional Leadership: The Roles Of the Secondary School Principal
S. Parker, Victoria Day
Abstract
S. Parker, Victoria Day
Abstract
Learning is the core purpose, the quintessential mission of schools and schooling. Learning and its sundry issues also present problems and questions for school leaders: Who can learn? What can they learn? How should opportunities for learning be structured? To whom should such opportunities be directed? These questions are fundamental to the issue of inclusion in schools.
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Learning is the core purpose, the quintessential mission of schools and schooling. Learning and its sundry issues also present problems and questions for school leaders: Who can learn? What can they learn? How should opportunities for learning be structured? To whom should such opportunities be directed? These questions are fundamental to the issue of inclusion in schools.
Key concepts: Inclusion (mineral), Principal (computer security), Instructional leadership, Pedagogy, Mathematics education, Educational leadership, Psychology, School administration