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Bulach, Clete; Pickett, Winston; Boothe, Diana – 1998
Most administrator training programs focus on what educational leaders should do rather than what they should not do. To help administrators in their roles, an overview of mistakes to avoid is offered in this ERIC digest in Spanish. The emphasis on the negative stems from the belief that undesirable behaviors are far fewer than desirable ones. The…
Descriptors: Administrator Guides, Beginning Principals, Educational Administration, Elementary Secondary Education
Bulach, Clete; Pickett, Winston; Boothe, Diana – 1998
Most administrator training programs focus on what educational leaders should do rather than what they should not do. This digest offers an overview of mistakes administrators should try to avoid. The emphasis on the negative stems from the belief that undesirable behaviors are far fewer than desirable ones. The digest reviews the types of…
Descriptors: Administrator Behavior, Administrator Guides, Beginning Principals, Educational Administration
Lashway, Larry – 2003
In the current climate of accountability, the responsibilities of principals have increased. The new role of principals requires new forms of training, and standards-based reform is generating major changes in principal-preparation programs. This digest examines some of those changes. First, it looks at the effectiveness of principal-preparation…
Descriptors: Administrator Education, Beginning Principals, Higher Education, Inservice Education
Lashway, Larry – 2003
Beginning principals are often overwhelmed by their job. Traditionally, they have been left to fend for themselves. For this reason, schools and districts have been implementing formal induction programs to help the principals during their first year on the job. This digest examines the challenges faced by new administrators and the steps that…
Descriptors: Administrator Effectiveness, Administrators, Beginning Principals, Burnout
Lashway, Larry – 2003
While the shortage of qualified administrators is not as serious as the shortage of qualified teachers, some schools continue to fail to attract qualified leaders. Referred to as "hard-to-staff" schools, they are often characterized by high-poverty students, low test scores, high staff turnover, and under qualified teachers. This ERIC…
Descriptors: Administrative Change, Administrator Characteristics, Administrator Qualifications, Administrator Selection