Nature and Context of Educational Administration

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Course by: Brad E. Bizzell. E-mail the author

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Summary: This CNX Collection is a result of a Master's course in Educational Leadership, taught at Virginia Tech by Theodore Creighton (lead professor) and Brad Bizzell and Kevin Bezy, Teaching Assistants, in Spring 2010. The course focused on Leading from Below the Surface (Creighton, 2007) and the creation of "leadership practice fields", and as a final group project the students created three Master Schedules: (1) Elementary, (2 Middle, and (3) High School. They are displayed here in this Collection. The authors (both professors and students) give permission to use these materials for educational purposes.

Instructor: Theodore Creighton, Brad Bizzell, Kevin Bezy

Institution: Virginia Tech

This collection contains: Modules by: Becky Dangerfield, Brad E. Bizzell, Cheri Sharp, Christian Kish, Christy Harris, Dana Kelley, Elizabeth Dooley, Erika Hackworth, Fiona Hill, Jennifer Corso, Jon Bell, Kirby Bridgforth, Kristin Saunders, Lisa Kepley, Patrick Shuler, Teresa Sanders, Theodore Creighton, Theodore Creighton.

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Last edited by Brad E. Bizzell on Sep 17, 2010 3:06 pm GMT-5.