Leadership in Education

An effective leader must convey a sense of purpose to others, through the communication of a vision. This is done by communicating to others what is to be done, why it is important, how it will be done, and what action must be taken be each. People need a straight forward understanding of what is expected of them. Without this guidance, confusion and frustration develop (Bennis & Nanus, 1985; Clifford & Cavanaugh, 1985; Kouzes & Posner, 1987; Levenson & Rosenthal, 1984; Maccoby, 1981; Ulrich, Zinger, & Smallwood, 1999).

To be successful in educational leadership, the communication of a vision is important for large-scale innovation implementation. Many schools are implementing large-scale i

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