Professional Association of Georgia Educators
P.O. Box 942270
Atlanta, GA 31141-2270
770- 216-85
Foreword
By George Thompson
President
Schlechty Center for Leadership in School Reform
Teachers in our public schools today are being asked to do s
TeachersAsLeaders
byDr.AlleneMagill
P
ublic education has changed substantially during the past several decades,
but the pace of education reform has not kept up with th
rapidly and in step with demands from a quickly
changing business environment. Central to this
transformation was the expectation that leadership
had to come from every level of the organization.
In Teachers As Leaders By Dr. Allene Magill 30 plus YEARS OF PROFESSIONALISM Professional Association of Georgia Educators P.O. Box 942270 Atlanta, GA 31141-2270 770- 216-85
Foreword By George Thompson President Schlechty Center for Leadership in School Reform Teachers in our public schools today are being asked to do s
TeachersAsLeaders byDr.AlleneMagill P ublic education has changed substantially during the past several decades, but the pace of education reform has not kept up with th
rapidly and in step with demands from a quickly changing business environment. Central to this transformation was the expectation that leadership had to come from every level of the organization. In
Attributes of teacher-leaders True teacher-leaders can be recognized by various attributes. They are role models for students and their colleagues. They are willing to take the initiative without bei
Developing teacher-leaders It is never too late for teachers to become leaders; there are many examples of veteran educators who became leaders for the first time after 25 years in the classroom. Tea
Teachers become leaders when they are thrust into importantrolesthatinvolveriskandresponsibility, not just in the classroom or in the school but also in the community and at the state level. Many are
The first standard calls upon members of the board of education, the superintendent, central office staff, principals, teacher-leaders, leaders of parent organizations and key community leaders to fo
We took them through exercises and discussions designed to compel each person to reflect on what they really believe, what their belief system is about education and what they believe as an educator.
About the Author H Dr. Allene Magill Executive Director Professional Association of Georgia Educators (PAGE) Dr.Allene Magill is the Exe
History of PAGE The ProfessionalAssociation of Georgia Educators (PAGE) is the onlynonunion, professional education association for teachers, administrators, paraprofessionals and other school perso
these teachers with opportunities to learn how they can lead and become influential advocates for public education in their respective school systems. · AYear of Professional Learning with PA
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