... © Emerald Publishing Limited 2022 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Empowering leadership Behavioural support for change Diversity climate Organizational change Indonesia Direktorat Jenderal Pendidikan Tinggi (Program WCU), Kementerian Riset, Teknologi, dan...

... be daunting for HEIs undergoing accreditation for the first time. Drastic organizational change is required to overhaul and implement systems to meet the requirements of quality standards. HEIs in the Sultanate of Oman are determined to acquire and maintain institutional accreditation from the Oman Academic...

... Higher education Quality Organizational change Value perceptions Figure 1 The link between students’ role and shades of (expected and perceived) value Even though scholars and practitioners are converging toward a multifaceted interpretation of value produced by HEIs, to the best...

...Rocco Palumbo; Rosalba Manna Purpose Educational organizations have to continuously adapt their structures, processes and practices to meet the evolving institutional and social challenges raised by the external environment. From this point of view, organizational change is a fundamental...

... action in 2002, triggered by University Act, 2002 , was to establish a guest professorship and an Institute for Gender and Diversity in Organizations within Business Administration. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Equal opportunities Organizational change Curriculum development...

... be contacted at: Mike.McCuddy@valpo.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Organizational development Organizational change Change management Higher education Students Curriculum development Educational institutions at all levels – primary, secondary, and post‐secondary...

... administration Organizational change Project teams When it comes to the everyday practices of running our profession – working with students, developing curricula, or running our institutions – we remain wrapped in uncontested folklore (Peter T. Ewell, 2001 , p. 4). As a committee chair (or a task...

... change Universities Organizational change Italy The processual interpretation of strategic change sees the strategy as the result of a sequence of adaptive actions, which are undertaken by strategists as new opportunities and obstacles emerge. This view contrasts with the planners research...

.... © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Nursery education Curriculum development Leadership Organizational change Quality assurance Hong Kong Teacher education in Hong Kong has for long featured minimal and inappropriate training. Since 1997 the pace of upgrading teacher...

... the organizational learning. He/she respects people and urges democratic politics. Schools Management techniques Leadership Organizational change Hong Kong Besides, the school leader has to manage the transitions, the politics and micropolitics of the organizational change. It is important for him/her...

... to change. Once the desire is present, the school’s structure adapts to support those desiring change. Beliefs Organizational change Leadership Schools To lead in today’s society, leaders have to consider five basic questions: Can change be controlled or managed? Is change inevitable? How do...

... (Roberts, 1996): © MCB UP Limited 2002 Education Action research Continuing education Distance learning Organizational change Management Distance education is becoming one of the most widespread and prevalent modes of continuing professional development (CPD). This is mainly due...

... Leadership Organizational change Strategy When considering the changes that face education and the challenge of leading schools into a successful future, school leaders encounter two problems. The first of these is articulated by Hamel and Prahalad (1994, pp. 4‐5): The second problem...

... Appendix 1 for an updated version of the framework that was presented in our 1997 article.) Schools Leadership Teachers Organizational change In this paper we review the most recent outcomes of an educational research project that was first reported in the International Journal...

.... Conflict Conflict resolution Formalization Organizational change Organizational effectiveness Schools This age of standards and accountability creates higher expectations and increased demands on school administrators. Meeting the demands for increased effectiveness of schools cannot occur...

.... The approaches presented are based on experience of working in education and originate from practical managerial and teaching experience within schools. © MCB UP Limited 2001 Time management Organizational change Stress Conflict Bureaucracy Pressure, pushing down on me/pressing down on you...

... and leaders, and ignorance of the need for change. © MCB UP Limited 2000 Organizational change Corporate culture Education Management Learning organizations The purpose of this paper is to present a model for overcoming traditional, culturally rooted resistance to change in educational...

... and social services, are funded for specific purposes by central government. It is inadvisable to assume that these programmes will have the achievement of equality of provisions as a central objective. © MCB UP Limited 1998 Consumerism Education Organizational change Social class Welfare...

... movement. As far back as 1904, John Dewey affirmed the important role of classroom teachers with respect to effective school change. © MCB UP Limited 1997 Autonomy Education Morale Organizational change Teachers Concern about the USA’s ability to compete in a global marketplace...

..., 1994; Brennan, 1989) mainly through school‐site management practices (e.g. Caldwell and Spinks, 1989; Darling‐Hammond and McLaughlin, 1995; David, 1994; Duigan, 1988; Herman and Herman, 1993). © MCB UP Limited 1997 Employee development Management Organizational change Organizational...