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PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP
I believe that leadership involves the empowerment of others. A leader should be an effective communicator, both in
speaking and listening. Effective communication empowers an educational leader with the respect of those around them.
I believe in the rights of all groups being heard. While I might not always agree with others, I should value their viewpoints
and treat them with fairness and respect. I realize that I will be a catalyst for the equity among groups and individuals.
I must ensure that all have a voice that is heard. Justice must be valued to ensure order among the school community.
It is imperative that all members of the school community, including parents, students, and teachers, are treated in a respectful way.
I believe that the leadership in the schools of today and the future should use the ISSLC Standards as a basis for their direction.
I have discovered that much of the knowledge, dispositions, and performances of the standards often overlap in the activities
performed by administrators. Thus, I believe and practice the use of these standards in my own leadership opportunities and
feel they need to be the driving force for the direction of my leadership as I pursue a career in this field.
Furthermore, we are a community of learners and can benefit from listening to others' experiences and views. I believe that
all people can learn and that learning is a lifelong process. I believe that we all learn in different ways and that we must reflect
on what works and what needs to be improved upon. I believe that a safe and clean school environment is necessary for
optimal student learning to take place. As a leader, it will be my charge to ensure that teachers are effectively utilizing best
practices in their classroom and that a professional dialoguetakes place among teachers so that we learn from each other
and our experiences as educators.
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