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Pierose, Patricia – English Journal, 1988
Notes that the issue of leadership and management has become a hot topic for school principals and administrators with books, magazines, and articles urging participatory corporate management techniques. Suggests newer management styles developed in the private sector offer some valuable approaches. (NH)
Descriptors: Administrator Education, Management Development, Organizational Communication, Professional Development
Popowits, Michael; Reeve, Kevin – 1997
Organizations are self-organizing living systems and therefore capable of doing for themselves much of what managers have always tried to do for them. The role of the leader in organizations should be one of helping the organization develop a clear sense of its own identity, since that is the reference point around which self-organizing takes…
Descriptors: Indigenous Knowledge, Information Skills, Leaders, Leadership Effectiveness
Rybczyk, Edward J. – 1987
The need for communication training of supervisors in a manufacturing environment has become critical as the 1990s approach. Effective communication skills are a key to the accomplishment of any industrial task and to the development of the subordinate/supervisor relationship. However, because of the complexity of communication, it is difficult to…
Descriptors: Communication Skills, Communication Strategies, Leadership Training, Management Development
Sex and Power in the Office: An Overview of Gender and Executive Power Perceptions in Organizations.
Winsor, Jerry L. – 1984
An examination of recent literature concerning differing male and female socializations reveals a number of implications and suggestions for changing some negative executive attitudes regarding female executive skills. While more women are in executive positions than ever before, women are still at a disadvantage because the productive…
Descriptors: Administrative Change, Administrative Policy, Administrative Principles, Administrative Problems
Staley, Constance M. – 1983
Research on the problems faced by women in managerial positions is reviewed in this paper. Work in the area of tokenism is presented first, followed by similar research documenting the fact that females participating in mixed groups operate at a disadvantage. Research on the problems of women in leadership roles is presented next. Other…
Descriptors: Communication Research, Coping, Employed Women, Group Behavior