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Leadership Styles in Schools
Joseph Baah Appah, Teacher, Ghana, Member
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What leadership styles are required to be exhibited by educational leaders such as deans, heads of schools and principals of high schools? (...) Read more? Sign up for free
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Leadership Style in Education
robin umiom, Entrepreneur, Nigeria, Member
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Leadership style in an educational institution settting should be one aimed at giving subordinates or the students their voices.
In this regard a democratic or participatory leadership style will be appropriate.
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Education Leaders
Venkatesan, India, Member
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An important question. They are the mass makers of high tech new generation. They should have long term vision to ensure the best class facilities are provided and good responsible citizens for the society are produced.
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Leadership is Still Situational
Michael Horwitz, Professor, United States, Premium Member
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Leadership styles in education really don't change in that it is the leader who uses the style that is appropriate for the follower - a new student may need a different style from a seasoned student who is engaged and operating from a position of independent study.
The key is to not overlead or underlead - just meet / adapt to the need, (situational leadership) which is the greatest challenge.
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