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Forssten Seiser, Anette; Söderström, Åsa – Research in Educational Administration & Leadership, 2022
Principals have an important function in schools' ability to create high-quality learning and teaching. As the expectations placed on principals are high, large resources are invested in school leadership training, thus necessitating research on the impact of such initiatives. In this article, we report on a longitudinal research study on the…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Principals, Management Development, Program Effectiveness
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Jerdborg, Stina – International Journal of Leadership in Education, 2022
As school leadership has increased in complexity, policy makers, educationalists, and researchers have realized that principalship requires preparation. However, several researchers have called for a better understanding of how school leadership education affects the learning and activities of principals. This empirical study explores how novice…
Descriptors: Instructional Leadership, Leadership Training, Management Development, Beginning Principals
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Jerdborg, Stina – Research in Educational Administration & Leadership, 2023
Following a professional program to ensure qualification for school leadership is a growing trend. However, school leaders have also come to understand and use content from educational programs in widely different ways. There is therefore a need to study how participating school principals experience learning differently within one and the same…
Descriptors: Instructional Leadership, Leadership Training, Faculty Development, Principals
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Svedberg, Lars – Educational Management Administration & Leadership, 2004
Managing organizations in modern societies takes place through persuasion and the seductive use of language rather than, as in past societies, through physical violence and repression. In this respect new management discourses imply a linguistic process where actors within education gradually become defined within other frames of reference. This…
Descriptors: Language Usage, Management Development, Instructional Leadership, Educational Administration