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Articles in this issue

  1. Building Leadership Skills with Evaluation Techniques
  2. Superintendents’ Views of the No Child Left Behind Act
  3. Paradigms, Mental Models, and Mindsets: Triple Barriers to Transformational Change in School Systems
  4. Aligned or Askew: Faculty Perceptions of Principal Preparation Programs
  5. Identity Crisis: A Leader’s Image is Worth a Thousand Words
  6. 21st Century Theories of Education Administration
  7. The Rigor Mortis of Education: Rigor Is Required in a Dying Educational System
  8. The Superintendent Search: Who are the Consultants and What are the Barriers
  9. Perceived Induction Needs for Beginning Principals
  10. Online Courses, Instructional Quality, and Economics: A Conceptual Analysis
  11. Are School Leaders Prepared to Reflect? An Action Research Examination of Prospective Principals
  12. A Case Study of Dispositions Addressed in Principal Preparation Programs as a Transition into the Internships
  13. Which One is “Just Right”? What Every Educator Should Know About Formative Assessment Systems (Full Spanish translation by Jacqueline Cardenas)
  14. Principals’ Response to Change in Schools and Its Effect on School Climate
  15. The Politics of Education: A Commentary and Action Agenda
  16. Hybrid Teaching for the 21st Century (Instructional Module)
  17. Accreditation: A Standards-based Model for Aligning Learning Outcomes in a Master’s Degree Educational Leadership Preparation Program (Instructional Module)
  18. Multi-Dimensional Recruiting: Electronic Evidence Breaking Traditions

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