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_bB6442h
100 1 _aBLASE, Jo
_91203
245 1 0 _aHandbook of instructional leadership :
_bhow successful principals promote teaching and learning
250 _a2 ed
260 _aThousand Oaks :
_bCorwin,
_c2004
300 _a228 p.
505 8 0 _tPart 1 - The art and science of instructional leadership
_t1 - The craft of teacher supervision
_tOur study
_tThe instructional supervision legacy
_tResearch on institutional
_tCurrent issues in the field
_t2 - The conference: heart of institucional supervision
_tSuccessful approaches
_tResearch on institucional
_tOur findings
_t3 - Staff development: promoting professinal growth
_tResearch on teaching and learning
_tHow do teachers learn?Priciples that shape staff development
_tOur findings: the lifelong study of teaching and learning
_tPSSSSST
_tTips for leaders
_t4 - Reflection: encouraging critical stdy
_tThe nedd for reflective practice
_tRelated research and the development of frameworks for reflective thinking
_tApproaches to reflective supervision
_tOur study: characteristics of teacher reflection
_tPrincipal behaviors fostering reflection in teachers and the benefits to teachers
_tCognitive coaching: bridge to reflection
_tEncouraging reflection: helpful reminders
_tPortrait of a facilitator for reflective practice
_tPart II - How supervisiors' behaviors-positive and negative-affect teachers
_t5 - Being visible versus interrupting and abandoning
_tVisibility by wandering around
_tInterruption of class instruction
_tAbandonment
_t6 - Praising versus criticizing
_tPraise
_tCriticism: more about control
_t7 - Extending autonomy versus maintaining control
_tExtending autonomy
_tThe control orientation and instructional
_tOther aspects of control
_tGoals of principals' control orientation
_tThe abusive control orientation: the worst of all
_t8 - The usccessful instructional leader
_tWhat, the, is successful instructional leadership or supervision?
_tSuccessful leadership vis-a-vis instruction
_tTips for principals
_tLinking instructinal leadership to the development of a professional learning community
_t9 - Instructional leadership: a bridge to the development of a professional learning community
_tReculturing for a professional learning communities: findings from research
_tSuggestions for expanding successful
_tEveryone an academic leader
_tMore to learn: a final word
650 4 _aTecnicas Gerenciais
_912795
650 4 _aEstados Unidos
_912942
650 4 _912917
_aLiderança
700 1 _aBLASE, Joseph
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_bMarian
_cMariana
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_cTiago
999 _aConvertido do Formato PHL
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