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Hoey, Rebecca; McCracken, Fawn – Online Journal of Distance Learning Administration, 2021
Enrollment from online programs has become increasingly important to the fiscal stability of colleges and universities. Given the pivotal role program directors hold in maintaining academic quality, recruiting, and retaining students in online programs, there is a remarkable lack of literature available about their work and how their work is…
Descriptors: Teacher Education, College Faculty, Teacher Leadership, Online Courses
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Maura Shramko; Kara J. Beckman; Abigail Gadea; Emily Goodhue; Miles Davison; Becky McCammon; Barbara J. McMorris – School Psychology Review, 2024
Whole school restorative practice (WSRP) calls for creating supportive, equitable schools, requiring broad systems change. This case study explores the journeys of three schools piloting WSRP in one Midwestern district and examines how school leaders designed and implemented within their school contexts. Schools were purposefully selected from…
Descriptors: Administrator Attitudes, School Administration, Educational Change, Restorative Practices
Sundin, Louise – Phi Delta Kappan, 2014
The original vision of a charter school called for heavy doses of professional teacher contribution throughout all aspects of curriculum and administration. Unfortunately, that is not how charter schools have evolved. Until now. The Minnesota Guild of Public Charter Schools is the first union-sponsored entity created for the sole purpose of…
Descriptors: Unions, Charter Schools, Union Members, Teacher Leadership
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Schrum, Lynne; Levin, Barbara B. – Journal of Digital Learning in Teacher Education, 2013
In this paper, we argue that teachers have an opportunity to take on leadership roles in technology-rich schools and districts. Based on data collected during a year-long project to investigate award-winning schools and districts, we used observations, interviews and focus groups, and document analysis to glean lessons learned from leaders and…
Descriptors: Effective Schools Research, Teacher Leadership, Observation, Interviews
Aslan, Sinem; Reigeluth, Charles M.; Thomas, Dee – Educational Technology, 2014
To achieve truly learner-centered instruction and assessment, Reigeluth (1994) and Reigeluth and Karnopp (2013) pointed out the importance of schools providing a caring environment. They indicated that such an environment could be ensured with better interaction and relationships among students and teachers in a small learning community. How can a…
Descriptors: Active Learning, Student Projects, Educational Change, Independent Study
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Parrett, William; Budge, Kathleen – Educational Leadership, 2009
Six high-performing/high-poverty schools provide insights into what it takes to make a dramatic turnaround. School leaders had to make tough calls--and many of those decisions were about how to use resources. The budget in a high-performing, high-poverty school is a moral document, reflective of the school's beliefs about the conditions necessary…
Descriptors: Poverty, Leadership, Educational Change, Budgeting