... for the integration of information communication technologies (ICT) into schools – their curricula and pedagogies as well as their administration. For example, the Education Network Australia (EdNA) Schools Advisory Group (2000, p. 3) set forth the argument that all students should leave school as “confident...

...Peggy C. Kirby; Ira Bogotch Despite general agreement that shared decision making is a desirable component of school restructuring, reform efforts have failed to emphasize the importance of information use in decision processes. Consequently, teacher decision authority is unlikely to result in new...

...Dan E. Inbar Explores the nature of the cognitive preferences of school administrators, thus opening up a new line of enquiry which may provide a base for future studies on administrative behaviour. The study offers an insight into the school administrators′ mode of information perception according...