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Introduction 22 January 2009

what is kiwi leadership for principals about? the ministry of education has developed this position paper, kiwi leadership for principals (the klp), in collaboration with the school sector

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Purpose, responsibilities and success factors of middle and senior leaders 08 March 2012

middle and senior leadership

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Foreword 08 March 2012

the middle: educational leadership for middle and senior leaders. this is the third in a series of documents aimed at providing guidance for leaders in new zealand schools. it is the result of the work

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Building professional community 12 July 2019

effective learning happens when the teachers responsible for it work together to share their knowledge and inquire into their practice. leadership attends to the conditions

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Professional learning 09 January 2009

professional learning: leading culture professional learning: leading culture this excellent seven-page resource is useful as a discussion document for leadership teams who are inquiring ... of their own thoughts, feelings, intentions and behaviours, and of other’s values. note: see michael fullan’s 2002 paper on this area, the role of leadership in the promotion of knowledge management in schools

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Awhinatanga: Guiding and supporting 07 June 2010

awhinatanga refers to the level of interpersonal care from school leadership that is evident in staff relationships. awhinatanga is based on empathy from the top, and involves the principal

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References 12 March 2012

in schooling: best evidence synthesis iteration [bes]. wellington: ministry of education. bennett, n., woods, p., wise, c., & newton, w. (2007). understandings of middle leadership in secondary schools

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He kaimahi - worker 30 July 2010

the kaimahi leadership role is about demonstrating a strong work ethic that models commitment and dedication to the goals of the kura. the kaimahi leadership role requires versatility

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Franklin Vaughan 04 January 2016

to carefully consider the very critical role of personnel in positions of leadership and governance in new zealand schools, and how they are directly responsible and accountable for influencing

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Foreword 28 July 2010

it is my pleasure to present you with tū rangatira: māori medium educational leadership. it brings together shared ideas, experiences and leadership practices from the māori medium education sector

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