Leadership in Educational Practice
What leadership in educational practice means
School culture, motivation, teamwork, delegation and decision-making.
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A positive school culture is best built through:
- Shared values, trust and collaborative norms
- Fear of punishment
- Ignoring conflict
- Frequent staff transfers
Working: Culture is shaped by shared beliefs and rituals; leaders model values and build trust and collaboration.
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