Demonstrated Actions of Instructional Leaders

To confirm perceptions, actions, and behaviors articulated by the district superintendents, triangulation interviews were conducted with school principals and school board members in each of the participating districts. A 52- item questionnaire was also administered to every principal and school boa...

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Main Author: George J. Petersen (Author)
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Published: Arizona State University, 1999-05-01T00:00:00Z.
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