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City School Supervision

Edward Charles Elliott
City School Supervision by Edward Charles Elliott PDF

Author : Edward Charles Elliott
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Page : 286 pages
File Size : 48,73 MB
Release : 1914
Category : New York (N.Y.)
ISBN :

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The Modern School Superintendent

Marvin E. Edwards
The Modern School Superintendent by Marvin E. Edwards PDF

Author : Marvin E. Edwards
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Page : 268 pages
File Size : 50,87 MB
Release : 2006-07
Category : Education
ISBN : 9780595853922

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An impossible job? That's what many have called the superintendency. With its growing and completing demands, it is a profession that can baffle even the most knowledgeable and well prepared. Public education resources have become more limited. There are new national and state testing requirements. Social issues are pulled into the schools and want more control over their operation. Add in politics and bureaucracy, and the end result is quite an unmanageable scenario. Unfortunately, more superintendents seem to be leaving the profession. Whether it is because of the demands superintendents face, the quality of preparation programs or a combination of both, the trend is a growing concern. Many superintendents are unprepared to deal with what they may encounter in running a school district. Yet the office is not all doom and gloom. Offering opportunities that are unavailable in many other careers, the superintendency is a position in which you will be taken seriously by others. And it is a profession in which one person, through skilled leadership, can make a difference by getting everyone to pull together and create a better environment for students. Surveys actually have shown that most superintendents would become superintendents again if they had the chance.