Sch leadership in today edu landscape lepi reunion 3 dec 2010
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The document discusses the importance of school leadership and the qualities of effective leaders. It notes that the quality of school leadership directly impacts school performance. Key aspects of impactful school leadership identified include having a clear vision and destination for the school, establishing clear strategies, bringing the organization together, and being bold and courageous. The document also stresses that school leadership must consider important issues like the needs of 21st century learners, developing 21st century skills, responsiveness and relevance given resource limitations, and that students should be the focus of any leadership model.
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- 1. Professor Lee Sing Kong Director National Institute of Education School Leadership in Today's Educational Landscape
- 2. “Quality of School Leadership has direct impact on School Performance” Huttington Primary School (UK) Xin Min Secondary School (Singapore)
- 4. Clear Vision (Destination) Impactful School Leadership
- 5. Clear Strategies Impactful School Leadership
- 6. Bring the organization together Impactful School Leadership
- 7. Be Bold & Courageous Impactful School Leadership
- 8. “School Leadership must be cognizant of the time”
- 9. Important Issues that School Leadership must consider: 21st Century Learners
- 10. Important Issues that School Leadership must consider: 21st Century skill demands
- 11. Important Issues that School Leadership must consider: Responsiveness & Relevant V3 SK Model
- 12. Important Issues that School Leadership must consider: Resource Limitation
- 13. IMPORTANT REMINDER Our students must be the focus of any School Leadership
- 14. Thank You