... merge and extend to include maker spaces and out-of-school learning environments. Traditional summative assessments have been replaced by various forms of embedded formative assessment. However, these innovations are currently driven by small groups of intrinsically motivated teachers. The research...

... by examining the intersections of leadership and culture at an innovative school that has demonstrated excellence whilst providing a curriculum centered on CTE. Design/methodology/approach This instrumental, insider, single-case study is focused on how leadership–cultural interactions have fostered...

... Innovation Equity Leadership Deeper learning Fueled by equity (Shields and Hesbol, 2020), college and career readiness concerns (Durand et al., 2022), new digital technologies (Dexter and Richardson, 2020 ; McLeod and Graber, 2019 ; Richardson et al., 2021), and the desire to make...

... school environment. Models of ATS vary internationally; hence, there is not one definition of an ATS. This article takes a comparative look at ATS in Iceland, Spain and Wales. The purpose of this article is to explore innovative pedagogies in ATS and to explore how far deeper learning occurs because...

.../methodology/approach This case study of technology savvy P-12 school principals provides insights into how building leaders overcome digital technology innovation challenges. In the summer of 2017, the authors interviewed 12 of the 18 recipients of the NASSP Digital Principal Award. These principals serve...

... including all central office and site leaders. All leaders were asked to assess their social relations and perception of innovative climate. The data were analyzed through a series of social network indices to examine the structure and positions of high school principals. Findings Results indicate...

... studies in school principal leadership and technology‐supported education innovations. It also could ensure that practitioners such as superintendents and human resource directors have a reliable and valid instrument during the hiring process. Furthermore, because the CFSQ was designed and developed about...

... of multiple goals and school structures in the past century [2] ? © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Educational policy Educational innovation Education Innovation Teaching United States of America The path of educational progress more closely resembles the flight of a butterfly...

... The approach of building a theory from a case study research along with an instrumental multi‐case study method were applied to analyzing nine Israeli schools that successfully implemented ICT‐based pedagogical innovation. Findings The findings suggest that ICT generates three kinds of differentiation...

...Femke Geijsel; Peter Sleegers; Rudolf van den Berg Examines the nature of transformational leadership and its relation to teachers’ changed practices within the context of Dutch large‐scale innovation. Presents two qualitative studies and a survey. The qualitative studies produced three dimensions...

... as new heads settle into the job. © MCB UP Limited 1992 Business administration Innovation Leadership Schools United Kingdom Wales Marathon Running on a Sand Dune: The Changing Role of the Headteacher in England and Wales Dick Weindling Create Consultants, London, UK Headteachers...

...Thomas A. Mulkeen; Bruce S. Cooper Based on a university department of educational administration′s initiative to reconceptualize its doctoral degree programme, the reconstructed model is based on four innovations: (1) an intellectual reconceptualization of the purpose of preparation away from...