Building leadership capacity for school improvement

Alma Harris · Linda G. Lambert

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Preface Foreword by David Jackson (NCSL) Introduction What is leadership capacity? Capacity building connects with leadership Building leadership capacity: The role of the head How to build leadership capacity: Manor Primary School How to build leadership capacity: Rookwood Comprehensive School How to build leadership capacity: Highfields School Building leadership capacity for sustained school improvement Building leadership capacity for school improvement: The role of the LEA Building leadership capacity for school improvement: The role of professional development Questions and a few answers Appendices Bibliography Index.

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