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3. DEFINITION Educational Leadership is the process of strategically influencing and managing an educational organisation with an explicit aim to raise learning outcomes . ‘ providing direction, developing the capacity of others, pioneering change, and establishing an orderly environment.’ (Lashway, 2006, p43) T H R O U G H
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24. CONCLUSION Hallinger and Heck 1999:4-5 refer to principals influencing what happens in their schools in three different ways. Direct effects : where principal’s actions influence school outcomes. Mediated effects: where principal actions affect outcomes indirectly through other variables. Reciprocal effects: where the principal affects teachers and teachers affect the principal and through these processes outcomes are affected. (Southworth, G. (2004). For effective Educational Leadership to occur all the conditions in ‘ The Positive Educational Leadership Model’ needs to be fulfilled to have a positive impact on Student Outcome.
