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Wise Heads Wise Hearts Conversations With Asiapacific School Leaders 1st Edition Pam Ryan

SKU: BELL-51625460

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Wise Heads Wise Hearts Conversations With Asiapacific School Leaders 1st Edition Pam Ryan instant download after payment.

Publisher: ACER Press

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.82 MB

Pages: 114

Author: Pam Ryan

ISBN: 9781742864396, 1742864392

Language: English

Year: 2016

Edition: 1

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Wise Heads Wise Hearts Conversations With Asiapacific School Leaders 1st Edition Pam Ryan by Pam Ryan 9781742864396, 1742864392 instant download after payment.

In Wise Heads, Wise Hearts, educator Pam Ryan explores a variety of conceptual leadership styles through a range of school and organisational case studies. Taking a personal approach to the business of school leadership, she presents a variety of models and goals for all educators who wish to lead their schools with a wise head and a wise heart into a new future. In multiple conversations with school leaders throughout Australia, China, Hong Kong, Singapore and Thailand, Pam looks at their beliefs and values as ‘wise heads’, and the ways in which their thoughts and actions impact on the ‘hearts’ of their school: their students, colleagues and communities.