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Becoming a principal and making a difference 15 July 2011

of principal as a privilege and a responsibility. it’s a privilege to be able to make a difference to learning. the responsibility is that every student has a right to high quality education and to be successful

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He kaitiaki - guardian 29 July 2010

reo māori ensuring resources reflect the key learning goals of high-quality language education implementing recruitment policies that prioritise the necessary competencies in and commitment to te

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Promoting collaborative learning cultures 15 June 2014

through what you or they might do. references ontario ministry of education. (winter 2012–2013). promoting collaborative learning cultures: putting the promise into practice. ideas

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Secondary principals' annual calendar 15 April 2009

. these will include: strategic and annual plans for the ministry of education ministry of education returns faculty reviews and reports policy review reports and curriculum reports for the board school

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Primary principals' annual calendar 15 April 2009

reports you and your staff need to write, and by when, so that you meet your deadlines. these will include: strategic and annual plans for the ministry of education ministry of education returns

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The style view 06 June 2019

) or good about (co-operative learning). the overriding question must always be: in the time available, which pedagogical pathway is likely to lead students to the biggest pot of educational gold? (p. 345

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Engaging in courageous conversations 13 May 2014

, in ideas into action for school and system leaders, ontario leadership strategy, bulletin 2, 2013. ontario ministry of education. robinson, v. hohepa, m. and lloyd, c. (2009) school leadership and student

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Leadership and the spiral of inquiry 15 July 2016

ourselves and seeking for the evidence that we are making enough of a difference.” judy halbert talks about the key features of the spiral of inquiry, learning and action. (whole education, youtube

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Generic reflection tool 17 February 2009

these generic questions [ * ] can be used to guide reflective reading of the material referred to on educational leaders. they can be used by individuals or groups, to guide

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Moral purpose and shared leadership 20 January 2009

, m. (2007, august). moral purpose and shared leadership: the leaders transforming learning and learners pilot study. paper presented at the australian council for educational research conference

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