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Changing an Adult Learning Environment as Viewed from a Social Learning Perspective, 10(1)
Jose L. da Costa
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Mentoring: The Journey of New Eyes, 10(2)
Sandra Sytsma
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Teachers as designers in computer-supported communities of practice, 10(3)
Elizabeth Hartnell-Young
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Who Leads? A Contextualized Perspective On Organizational Leadership & Learning, 10(4)
Vernon Storey
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Underrepresentation of Women in Public Primary School Administration: The Experience of Greece, 10(5)
Andreas Kyriakoussis & Anna Saiti
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School System Evaluation: A Generative Approach, 10(6)
Pam Adams & David Townsend
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Promoting Multicultural Awareness Through Electronic Communication, 10(7)
Hui-Ju Huang
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reClaiming Space & Dialogue in Adult Education, 10(8)
Colleen Kawalilak (English version)
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reClaiming Space & Dialogue in Adult Education, 10(9)
Colleen Kawalilak (Spanish version)
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The Relevance of Rhetoric to the Study of Power in Communication and Communicative Adequacy, 10(10)
Eyvind Elstad
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Making it Work: Identifying the Challenges of Collaborative International Research, 10(11)
Tim Goddard, Neil Cranston & Jennie Billot
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It’s About Time: Productive Pedagogues and Professional Learning Communities, 10(12)
Sandra Sytsma
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Spirituality and the Intellectual Development of College Students: The New Leadership Challenge in Higher Education, 10(13)
Stephen R. White
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Leadership and gender: Conclusions drawn from Wildrose School, 10(14)
Amy M. Burns
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How Effective Principals Think While Solving Problems, 10(15)
Angeliki Lazaridou
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Sustaining Excellence in Experienced Principals? Critique of a Professional Learning Community Approach, 10(16)
Eileen Piggot-Irvine
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Spirited to Leadership: Caribbean Educational Leaders Share Their Stories, 10(17)
Dennis A. Conrad, Launcelot I. Brown & Jean Crockett
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Voices of Students, Parents, and Teachers in China’s Secondary Education Reform, 10(18)
Peter Joong, Xiong Ying, Li Lin & Pan Chun Jian
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Preamble & Introduction to the IEJLL Special Edition: Leadership for Learning in the Context of Social Justice: An American Perspective, 10(19)
J. Kent Donlevy & Anthony H. Normore
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A Repository of Hope for Social Justice: Black Women Leaders at Historically Black Colleges and Universities, 10(20)
Gaetane Jean-Marie & Anthony H. Normore
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From Scientific Management to Social Justice...and Back Again? Pedagogical Shifts in the Study and Practice of Educational Leadership, 10(21)
Jeffery S. Brooks and Mark Miles
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Student Voice Or Empowerment? Examining The Role Of School-Based Youth-Adult Partnerships As An Avenue Toward Focusing On Social Justice, 10(22)
Dana Mitra
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Separate is Inherently Unequal: Rethinking Commonly Held Wisdom, 10(23)
Jonathan D. Lightfoot
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(OUT)siders at the Gates: Administrative Aspirants’ Attitudes Towards the Gay Community, 10(24)
Autumn Tooms & Judy A. Alston
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School Reform And Freire’s Methodology Of Conscientization, 10(25)
Kathleen S. Sernak
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A Collaboration of Community Educators Follows Crisis in Cincinnati: Two Museums and a University Join Forces to Promote Understanding, 10(26)
Lionel H. Brown, Judith I. Larsen, Ruth Britt, Donna M. Ruiz & Rachel Star
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Leadership for Social Justice and Morality: Collaborative Partnerships, School-Linked Services and the Plight of the Poor, 10(27)
Anthony H. Normore & Roger I. Blanco
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Working for Social Justice in Rural Schools: A Model for Science Education, 10(28)
Mary John O'Hair & Ulrich C. Reitzug
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“They don’t speak English”: Interrogating (racist) ideologies and perceptions of school personnel in a Midwestern state, 10(29)
Gerardo R. López & Vanessa A. Vàzquez
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Ethics, Values, and Social Justice Leadership: Embarking on a Moral Quest for Authenticity, 10(30)
Pauline Leonard
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(Re-) Constructing a Movement for Social Justice in Our Profession, 10(31)
Steven Jay Gross
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A New DEEL for an Old Problem: Social Justice at the Core, 10(32)
Valerie A. Lee Storey & Tom Beeman
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Ethics and Social Justice within the New DEEL: Addressing the Paradox of Control/Democracy, 10(33)
Joan Shapiro |