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Introduction to Educational Administration Theory and
Leadership
EDER 619.32Fall 2002
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The purpose of this course is to provide an introduction to and
overview of administrative theory and practice within the ethno
cultural context of contemporary schools. The moral bases of school
leadership will form the conceptual frame through which we shall
examine educational practice.
Students will be encouraged to introduce additional materials and/or
resources that connect theory, research, and practice.
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| Course: |
EDER 619.32Introduction to Educational Administration
Theory and Leadership
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| Instructor: |
Dr.
Lorraine Slater |
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OutlineFall 2002
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WebCT ~no access
anymore (bought by blackboard)
Login (U of C) ~no access
anymore
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| Assignments: |
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| Participation |
Respond to questions and contribute to seminar discussion on a
weekly basis.
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School profile
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Description of School |
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Article Presentation
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Critic and Presentation
of an Article (Begley
Article -PDF)
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Abstract
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Research Abstract (for following
research paper) |
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Research paper
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Research Paper |
| Others: |
Library (U of C)
Search the U of C Library
Catalogue
Allectra
(Electronic Reading Room) ~no access
anymore
Allectra has been designed by staff at the University of Calgary
for three Alberta universities to provide digitized readings at
a distance. Through a ground-breaking arrangement with CanCopy,
we have been able to digitize copyrighted articles and chapters
from books, and restrict their access to students registered in
particular courses.
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Books
Required: Begley, P. T. (Ed.). (1999). Values and educational leadership.
Albany, NY: SUNY Press.
Recommended: Matteson, M. T., & Ivancevich, J. M. (Eds.). (1999).
Management and organizational behavior classics (7th ed.). Boston,
MA: Irwin.
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Reflection ~October 29, 2004
This course is the only one where we have been showed how to
use the Library for research and where we had an electronic library
reserve with articles we needed to read. Very interesting!
Note on the discussion board. We had an average of 100 messages
per week to read and to respond to -and some messages were 1 -2
pages long! Lots of time needed to be devoted for the discussion
board for 10 % only of the total marks...
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| Last Update: October 12, 2005 |
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