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The LEAD (Leadership in Educational Administration Development) Program: An Overview

HUNTER N. MOORMAN

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LEAD is really a meta-program. No one program model, no common curriculum, delivery methods, or training philosophy defines its collection of projects.

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LEAD is really a meta-program. No one program model, no common curriculum, delivery methods, or training philosophy defines its collection of projects.

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LEAD is really a meta-program. No one program model, no common curriculum, delivery methods, or training philosophy defines its collection of projects.

Key concepts: Administration (probate law), Educational administration, Lead (geology), Educational leadership, Leadership development, Instructional leadership, Political science, Psychology

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