According to the PDF from V. Hardwood, Situational Theory suggest that leadership changes based on the situation. I agree with this theory because every situation does not need require the same leadership style. For
Philosophies of Education Educational history offers descriptions and stories that recount changing venues, people, and contexts, but educational questions remain relatively constant. Educators have constantly struggled with philosophical questions about education: the purpose of education, the nature of the learner, what constitutes knowledge, and what is worth knowing; the strategies associated with teaching; and the struggle between religion, basic education, and liberal approaches. Educational…
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Educational Leadership Philosophy by Elizabeth A. Cetnor EDA 6061 – Principles of Educational Leadership Instructor: Dr. Gary Tucker Leadership is the ability to be the influential source in motivating others to do their best in any given situation. My educational leadership philosophy is simple. As an educational leader, I strongly believe that it is important to build relationships with parents, staff, and students. I believe it is the educational leader’s responsibility to make…
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It is with great enthusiasm that I apply for Superintendent of West Fargo Public Schools. I bring 26 years of educational and leadership experience, a Master’s degree in Educational Leadership, and a North Dakota Superintendent credential. Additionally, I am a member of the August 2018 cohort beginning the doctoral program in Educational Leadership at Minnesota State University Moorhead (MSUM). If given the opportunity to serve as superintendent, I will leverage my previous successes in West Fargo…
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Philosophy of Groups William Potter For Gary Hawkins FST 637: Group Dynamics 8/30/12 Philosophy of Groups When thinking of a personal philosophy of groups one must first define both the terms philosophy and groups. Philosophy can be defined as an examination of a basic concept. A group can be defined as an algebraic mathematical function set which searches for the goal of X or a set of individuals searching for a common solution to a problem, goal or an X factor. For the purpose of this…
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Kumbah J.Saah-Snorton NRS- 451V Nursing Leadership and Management Date March 6, 2015 The storages and the turn -over of nurses is phenomenon that is affecting the nursing profession today in areas like providing adequate and quality care to patients, This storages and turnover is occurring due to the higher demand for the employment of nurses that is exceeding the number of nurses available or the number wanting to be employed at time. (Huber, 2010).The American Association of The Colleges…
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trained to describe his educational level, but his empathy for others and pastoral skills were superior. My father died in 2009 and my brother took reign of the church. My brother’s name is Elder Dennis Mitchell, Sr. The church under my brother’s leadership struggled immediately after my father’s death; however, it’s persevered and is persevering for identification after Bishop Mitchell’s death. Under the current leadership of Elder Dennis Mitchell, Sr. the church’s philosophy of education is continuing…
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During this time she obtained her Master’s in Nursing degree, expanding her knowledge base. Participating in projects to broaden her experiences, such as quality improvement projects, also contributed to leadership development. How do you see leadership evolving in nursing today? Healthcare focus is moving toward outcomes. Nurse leaders must recognize the importance of patient satisfaction scores, emphasizing the need to focus on providing quality care to achieve optimal…
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Introduction The three articles described in this comparison matrix paper are as follows : Hughes and Jones article, “ A Relationship Among Public School Leadership, Ethics, and Student Achievement”, and Frick (2011) article, “Practicing a Profession Ethic: Leading for Student’s Best Interest”, and Frick and Faircloth (2011) article, “Acting in the Collective and Individual Best Interest of Students”. For the purpose of this paper, the three articles will be respectively referred to as article…
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Table of Contents INTRODUCTION As owner of the White Dog Café, Judy Wicks must decide how she can improve her restaurants growth in the short, medium, and long term while continuing the restaurants social programs and maintaining its current ethical position. After an analysis of the current situation, we will present viable alternatives to ensure the White Dog Café continues its commitment in the long term to social responsibility in a manner that allows Judy Wicks to step down as owner of…
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My Philosophy of Education From an early age, we’ve been told that education is the key to one’s success in life. Study hard! Get good grades! Go to college! And by making education freely available to all children, we’re all given an equal opportunity to succeed in life. But what is the purpose of education? Is education about preparing us for a specific career? Or is it about teaching students lifelong values, discipline, and the ability to explore new ideas and to think independently? “It…
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