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Oct 1, 2010 · “George Leslie Mackay: Missionary Success in Nineteenth-Century Taiwan.” In Papers on China , vol. 21. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard Univ., East Asian Research Center, 1968.
- James R. Rohrer
- 2010
Sep 21, 2005 · Far from thinking the hope is forlorn, governments seem to have faith that a good educational leader with the right vision can move mountains—or at least pick up a failing school, give it a good shaking and turn it around.
Mar 18, 2022 · The doctrine of leader centrism, supported by the concept of methodological individualism, dominates contemporary accounts of leadership in education and is generally applied as the default option that explains how organizations such as schools function.
400 Quotable Quotes From the World's Leading Educators is a showcase of thoughts on important education issues by groundbreakers such as Dewey, Montessori, and Bloom as well as contemporary educators like Fullan, Glasser, and Lambert.
Mar 31, 2020 · Arguably the notion of the school leader as the all-important person in school improvement in England still holds sway, despite the development of a huge range of leadership theories and perspectives which suggest a broader contextual approach may be appropriate.
- Stephen Newman
- 2020
Nov 10, 2010 · An assessment of the situations that evoked emotions, patterns associated with the emotions themselves and the act of reflection, led to noteworthy conclusions that may hold important implications for further research in the sociology of emotions and educational leadership theory and practice.
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“George Leslie Mackay in Formosa, 1871–1901: An Interpretation of His Career.” Journal of the Canadian Church Historical Society 47 (2005): 3–58. Google Scholar
