Educational and organizational leadership in elementary schools /
Thomas J. Sergiovanni, David L. Elliott.
- Englewood Cliffs, N.J. : Prentice-Hall, c1975.
- viii, 248 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
- Prentice-Hall educational administration series .
Contents;
Part I: The principalship: Benchmarks and bearings 1. The elementary school in society 2. The principalship: Two studies
Part II: First things first: Being an educational leader 3. Goals and objectives for the elementary school 4. An environmental design for learning 5. Teacher-student influence and instructional organization 6. Informal approaches to elementary education
Part III: Organizational leadership: A behavioral science 7. The principal's assumption and leadership 8. Expressions of leadership
Part IV: Working with teachers and parents 9. Bringing about change: Some theoretical and practical considerations 10. Motivating teachers to work 11. Staff development: An alternative to in-service education 12. More than school-community relations
Part V: Getting to the heart of curriculum matters 13. The need for elementary school program development 14. School subjects and the knowledge disciplines 15. Human development and the standard curriculum 16. A comprehensive view of human development 17. Evolving open classrooms 18. Staff development for curriculum improvement