INSTRUCTIONAL LEADERSHIP Prof. Milagro Azofeifa  Prof. Sonia Albertazzi Material created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes
Introduction This presentation is aimed at sharing and participating at a chat show titled  »A Chat Show on the Supportive System of Foreign Language Learning »  as part of the fourth course in the Masters degree in TEFL in Universidad Latina de Costa Rica. Material created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes
Teacher Leaders If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader. (John Quincy Adams) Material created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes
Who can be a teacher leader? An instructional coach A department or team leader A supervisor A professional learning community facilitator … anyone who wants to directly impact his or her school, its teachers and most importantly the students  Material created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes
Teacher Leadership is aimed at: improving teaching and learning allowing teachers to be change agents  providing high-quality training to develop passionate, effective leaders  sharing the knowledge, experience, and insight of teachers Material created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes
Leading requires Self-Reflection Material created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes View self-assessment and reflection as priorities for improvement. Recognize that external and internal challenges result in growth. Intentionally engage in activities aimed at challenging current beliefs and practices.
Leading requires Self-Reflection Material created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes Understand that change is inevitable.  Recognize that chaos often accompanies change.  Share understandings with colleagues
Teacher leaders can promote student success by acting with integrity, fairness, and in an ethical manner collaborating with families and community members Material created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes
Teacher leaders can promote student success by responding to diverse community interests and needs, and  mobilizing community resources Material created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes
What can teacher leaders do? Increase student achievement – and be a voice for children Increase teacher effectiveness – and mentor other teachers Promote a positive learning environment Material created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes
Skills of a successful instructional leadership The key to successful leadership is influence, not authority. A leader is one who knows the way, goes the way, and shows the way. John C. Maxwell Material created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes
Every instructional leader must be able to plan effectively. They must be able to set some goals. Material created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes
Collaboration is everything. Material created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes
I hope you never lose your sense of wonder. Living might mean taking chances, but they’re worth taking. I hope you dance. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RV-Z1YwaOiw Material created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes
Bibliography Material created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes http://www.shsu.edu/~edu_elc/leadership/index_ instructionLeadership.html
Material created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes

Instructional leadership

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    INSTRUCTIONAL LEADERSHIP Prof.Milagro Azofeifa Prof. Sonia Albertazzi Material created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes
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    Introduction This presentationis aimed at sharing and participating at a chat show titled  »A Chat Show on the Supportive System of Foreign Language Learning » as part of the fourth course in the Masters degree in TEFL in Universidad Latina de Costa Rica. Material created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes
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    Teacher Leaders Ifyour actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader. (John Quincy Adams) Material created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes
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    Who can bea teacher leader? An instructional coach A department or team leader A supervisor A professional learning community facilitator … anyone who wants to directly impact his or her school, its teachers and most importantly the students Material created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes
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    Teacher Leadership isaimed at: improving teaching and learning allowing teachers to be change agents providing high-quality training to develop passionate, effective leaders sharing the knowledge, experience, and insight of teachers Material created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes
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    Leading requires Self-ReflectionMaterial created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes View self-assessment and reflection as priorities for improvement. Recognize that external and internal challenges result in growth. Intentionally engage in activities aimed at challenging current beliefs and practices.
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    Leading requires Self-ReflectionMaterial created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes Understand that change is inevitable. Recognize that chaos often accompanies change. Share understandings with colleagues
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    Teacher leaders canpromote student success by acting with integrity, fairness, and in an ethical manner collaborating with families and community members Material created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes
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    Teacher leaders canpromote student success by responding to diverse community interests and needs, and mobilizing community resources Material created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes
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    What can teacherleaders do? Increase student achievement – and be a voice for children Increase teacher effectiveness – and mentor other teachers Promote a positive learning environment Material created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes
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    Skills of asuccessful instructional leadership The key to successful leadership is influence, not authority. A leader is one who knows the way, goes the way, and shows the way. John C. Maxwell Material created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes
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    Every instructional leadermust be able to plan effectively. They must be able to set some goals. Material created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes
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    Collaboration is everything.Material created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes
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    I hope younever lose your sense of wonder. Living might mean taking chances, but they’re worth taking. I hope you dance. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RV-Z1YwaOiw Material created by Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes
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    Bibliography Material createdby Milagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes http://www.shsu.edu/~edu_elc/leadership/index_ instructionLeadership.html
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    Material created byMilagro Azofeifa and Sonia Albertazzi for Educational Purposes