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Marathon Running on a Sand Dune The Changing Role of the Headteacher in England and Wales

Marathon Running on a Sand Dune The Changing Role of the Headteacher in England and Wales Details the research findings of a longitudinal national study toexamine the changing role of secondary headteachers. Provides some basicinformation about the United Kingdoms UK education system, andoutlines the traditional role of the head in a short historicalperspective which shows that education in the UK is currently undergoingunprecedented change, and legislation has created restructuring on anational scale. Details the new education context. Relates the headsviews on the changing situation, as well as the changes inadministrative roles and style that take place as new heads settle intothe job. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Journal of Educational Administration Emerald Publishing

Marathon Running on a Sand Dune The Changing Role of the Headteacher in England and Wales

Weindling, Dick
Journal of Educational Administration , Volume 30 (3) – Mar 1, 1992
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Emerald Publishing
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0957-8234
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10.1108/09578239210014324
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Details the research findings of a longitudinal national study toexamine the changing role of secondary headteachers. Provides some basicinformation about the United Kingdoms UK education system, andoutlines the traditional role of the head in a short historicalperspective which shows that education in the UK is currently undergoingunprecedented change, and legislation has created restructuring on anational scale. Details the new education context. Relates the headsviews on the changing situation, as well as the changes inadministrative roles and style that take place as new heads settle intothe job.

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Journal of Educational Administration – Emerald Publishing

Published: Mar 1, 1992

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