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ISBN: 978-1-83753-085-4, eISBN: 978-1-83753-082-3
Publication date: 5 February 2024
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(2024), "Index", Benson, E., Duignan, P. and Watterston, B. (Ed.) Middle Leadership in Schools: Ideas and Strategies for Navigating the Muddy Waters of Leading from the Middle, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 191-196. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-83753-082-320241013
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Copyright © 2024 Elizabeth Benson, Patrick Duignan and Barbara Watterston
INDEX
Academics
, 1
Action planning template
, 147–149
Action research
collective autonomy
, 120
evaluative thinking
, 124–125
practical implementation
, 119
success
, 127–130
Activism
, 104, 107
American schools
, 60
Apple
, 57
Assemble your mentors
, 110–111
Association of Independent Schools of South Australia (AISSA)
, 31–32, 35, 40
Australia education sectors
, 172
Australian Educational Leader (AEL)
, 124
Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership (AITSL)
, 65, 118, 173
Principal Standard and Teacher Standards
, 185
Principal Standard Reflection Tool
, 181
Australian Professional Standard for Principals
, 173
Australian Professional Standards for Teachers
, 178
Australian Teacher Magazine
, 106
Authentic educational leaders
, 45, 49
Authentic leaders
, 45–49, 51–53, 56
creating authentic teams by
, 53–55
through values clarification
, 49–50
Authentic leadership, influencing and
, 51–53
Authentic relationships, cultivating
, 55–56
Authentic teams by authentic leader, creating
, 53–55
Biographical narratives
, 14
Blogging/writing
, 104–105
Boundary-crossing
, 71
Build a team and empower others!
, 112
Catholic Church community
, 68
Catholic Education Melbourne (CEM)
, 65
Catholic leaders
, 74
Catholic leadership, key themes for
, 68–71
Catholic organizations
, 70
Catholic schools
, 68
building relationships
, 75
challenge for
, 64–66
issues
, 66
journal reflection
, 67, 72, 75
key questions
, 66, 71–72, 75
key themes for catholic leadership
, 68–71
leaders
, 70
leading and following
, 71
professional learning design
, 67
relationships
, 72–75
suggested activity
, 67, 72, 75
systems
, 64
Catholic Social Teaching
, 73
Catholic tradition
, 70
Catholicism
, 64
Chief Affirmation Officer (CAO)
, 52
Christian discipleship
, 70
Cioffi, Danielle
, 33–35
Classrooms
, 17
practice
, 129–130
Co-constructed middle leadership identity
, 15
Co-learner and expert
, 18–19
Collaborative inquiry
, 155–156
Collective autonomy
, 120
diagnose
, 121
empower teachers as leaders
, 121
invest time in forming team
, 122
matters
, 120
treatment
, 121
Communicative spaces
, 84
Community of practice
, 94–95, 105
Concentric circles protocol
, 75
Contextual data
, 158
Cornerstones
, 91–92
Credibility in curriculum
, 18–19
Curriculum, credibility in
, 18–19
Curriculum improvement
applying inquiry cycle to resolve curriculum challenge
, 156–168
collaborative inquiry
, 155–156
setting scene
, 154–155
Curriculum middle leaders (CMLs)
, 154, 156–157
Daily Telegraph, The
, 106
Data Collection and Analysis Matrix
, 158–159
Demographic data
, 158
Department of Education (DoE)
, 155
Develop a profile
, 110
Director of High School Curriculum
, 34
Discipleship concept
, 70
Distributed leadership
, 120
Do good work and commit to self-improvement
, 109
Education International’s Future World of Work Committee
, 106
Education jurisdictions
, 175
Education Leadership Capabilities Framework
, 178
Education Scotland
, 177
Education systems
, 1, 179
Educational leadership
, 73
Educational Leadership Capability Framework
, 177
#edureading group
, 105
Effective time management
, 18
Emma’s personal reflection on middle leadership identity
, 16
relational leadership
, 17–18
support from others
, 18
Empower teachers as leaders
, 121
Empowerment
, 40
Encounter
, 71
England, middle Leaders
, 178–180
Ethic of trust
, 83
Evaluative thinking
, 124–125
diagnose
, 125
map PLT timeline
, 126
matters
, 124
spend time rewiring mental models
, 126
treatment
, 126
Facebook
, 58
Female participants
, 40
Find ‘tribe’
, 109–110
Find gap to fill
, 111
Fishbone analysis
, 160–161
Follower
, 69
Followership
, 69
Foot-washing
, 71
Gender barriers and complexities
, 32
Gender stereotypes
, 32
Gender-based barriers
, 31, 35, 39
General Teaching Council for Scotland
, 176
Goals
, 137, 139–140, 147, 150
Good leadership
, 100
Hard tactics
, 45, 48
Head of department (HOD)
, 53
High-quality school leadership
, 173
Implementation
, 119
Imposter syndrome
, 38, 40
In real life (IRL)
, 111
Influence approaches
, 45
Initial teacher education (ITE)
, 103
Inquiry cycles
, 126
determining challenge of practice
, 158
develop and plan
, 163
establishing PLC
, 156–157
planning to measure impact
, 164–166
practical example
, 158
prioritise challenge of practice
, 159–163
process
, 155
to resolve curriculum challenge
, 156
review
, 166–168
scan and assess
, 156
Inquiry model
, 123
Inspirational leaders
, 51–53
Instructional data
, 158
Intellectual dimension
, 88
Interactional dimension
, 87
International research
, 175
International Teacher Task Force on Teachers for Education 2030
, 106
Interpersonal dimension
, 86–87
Intersubjective dimension
, 87–88
Jigsaw protocol
, 72
Ladder of Inference
, 127
Language
, 24
Leaders
, 55, 65, 68–69, 73, 75
in Catholic schools
, 70
standards
, 172, 180
Leadership
, 56
assemble mentors
, 110–111
blogging/writing
, 104–105
coaching
, 106
continuum
, 175, 177
develop profile
, 110
do good work and commit to self-improvement
, 109
experiences of middle leadership
, 107
find ‘tribe’
, 109–110
find gap to fill
, 111
identity
, 12–13
middle leader use teacher and leadership standards to shape
, 180–185
online activism and representation
, 106
overcoming challenges to grow and bloom
, 102–103
podcasting into speaking
, 104
positive outcomes for our careers
, 106
possible
, 103–104
professional learning led
, 105
reflection questions
, 113
reflections
, 107
research
, 1
seeking excellence
, 112
self-development and reflection
, 104
seven strong claims
, 107–108
standards provide middle leaders
, 185–186
standards to fuel growth and development
, 180
strong claims about
, 107–108
support
, 100–101
take action
, 112–113
team and empower others!
, 112
women in leadership programme
, 31–32
Mathematics programme
, 19
Melbourne Archdiocese Catholic Schools (MACS)
, 64, 67
Melbourne Catholic education experience
, 64
Mentoring
, 39
Micro-blogging
, 104
Microsoft
, 57
Middle Leader Qualification
, 178
Middle leaders
, 2–4, 13, 24, 30–31, 35, 41, 48, 60, 65–66, 69, 83, 89, 102, 119, 137, 147, 174, 177, 179
action planning template
, 147–149
authentic leader
, 45–49
authentic leader through values clarification
, 49–50
book written for and by
, 4–6
challenge
, 186
creating authentic teams by authentic leader
, 53–55
cultivating authentic relationships
, 55–56
direction setting
, 140–141
England
, 178–180
growth and development
, 175
influencing and authentic leadership
, 51–53
lead strategically
, 149–150
leadership standards to fuel growth and development
, 180
leading school improvement than managing textbooks and meetings
, 136–138
modest proposal for
, 60–61
New Zealand
, 177–178
practical support do leadership standards provide
, 185–186
primary role
, 50
quality middle leadership matters
, 172–175
reflection activity
, 141–146
reflection task
, 56–57
Scotland
, 176–177
sharing ideas
, 50–51
silos in secondary schools
, 57–60
strategic capability
, 138–140
strategic leaders
, 138
strategic planning template
, 146–147
strategically from middle
, 138
translating strategy into action
, 146
with trust
, 90–91
use teacher and leadership standards to shape leadership development
, 180–185
Middle Leaders Leading Change programme
, 177
Middle leadership
, 30, 66, 69, 73, 101, 106, 172
(see also School leadership)
in Catholic context
, 73
co-constructed middle leadership identity
, 15
credibility in curriculum
, 18–19
Emma’s personal reflection on her middle leadership identity
, 14–18
experiences of
, 107
findings
, 14
meet Emma and Sam
, 14
research design
, 14
Sam’s personal reflection on his middle leadership identity
, 15, 20
strong claims of developing
, 108
Ministry
, 71
Ministry of Jesus
, 70
Mission
, 68
Missionary disciples
, 70
Multidisciplinary institutes
, 59
Narratives
, 31
analysis
, 15
National Catholic Education Commission (NCEC)
, 68
National Teacher Workforce Action Plan
, 173
#newteachertribe
, 105
New Zealand, middle Leaders
, 177–178
New Zealand Education Leadership Capabilities
, 178
New Zealand Ministry of Education
, 137
Non-conflicting approach
, 20
NSW Department of Education
, 136
Numeracy Curriculum Leader
, 19
One-on-one consultation
, 48
Online activism and representation
, 106
Padlet (web platform)
, 48
Pedagogical approach
, 109
Performance and development
, 173
Positionality
, 21–22
Practice architectures
, 85
Pragmatic dimension
, 89
Professional learning (PL)
, 100, 105, 119
Communities
, 105
design
, 67
facilitating ethic of trust for building and sustaining strong communities of
, 83–84
Professional learning community (PLC)
, 154
establishing
, 156–157
Professional learning teams (PLTs)
, 119
learning leaders
, 122
Showcase events
, 129
Timeline
, 126
Professional relationships
, 19
Professional Standards
, 177, 186
#PSTchat
, 105
Qualitative data collection methods
, 165
Quality middle leadership matters
, 172–175
Quantitative methods
, 164
Queensland Department of Education
, 136
Rapid, Unpredictable, Paradoxical, and Tangled (RUPT)
, 128
Reflections
, 104–107
activity
, 141–146
task
, 56–57
tools
, 181
Relational architectures
, 84
Relational leadership
, 17–18, 20–21
Relational transparency
, 50
Relational trust
, 156
arriving at strong community of practice
, 94–95
example from field
, 92–93
facilitating ethic of trust for building and sustaining strong communities of professional learning
, 83–84
middle leaders lead with trust
, 90–91
seven cornerstones bring coherence to foundations of middle leading
, 91–92
theory into practice
, 93–94
understanding conditions for creating culture of
, 84–90
Relationships
, 72–75
building
, 75
Research
, 1
design
, 14
Review phase
, 166–168
Sam’s personal reflection on middle leadership identity
, 20
positionality
, 21–22
relational leadership
, 20–21
self and social awareness
, 22
School leadership
, 12, 18–19
identity
, 13
team
, 21
School middle leadership context
, 1–4
book written for and by middle leaders
, 4–6
Schools
, 1
improvement strategy
, 137
leader’s identity
, 12
school-based professional standards
, 176
seven strong claims of developing middle leadership knowledge and skill sets
, 108
Scotland, middle Leaders
, 176–177
Secondary schools, middle leaders break down silos in
, 57–60
Seeking of excellence
, 112
Self awareness
, 22
Self-development
, 104–107
Self-reflection
, 53
Shared decision making
, 120
Silos in Secondary schools, middle leaders help break down
, 57–60
Site–based education development
, 83
Social awareness
, 22
Social media
, 101–102
Socialisation experiences
, 23
Socialising
, 54
Soft tactics
, 45, 48
Spiral of Inquiry, The
, 126
Standard for Middle Leadership, The
, 176
Stories from field
, 32–33
Strategic capability
, 138–140
Strategic leaders
, 138
Strategic leadership
, 138
Strategic planning
, 139, 141
template
, 146–147
tools
, 138
Strategic thinking
, 147, 149–150
flow
, 138, 140
Student academic data
, 158
Success
, 127
diagnose
, 128
matters
, 127–128
sharing classroom practice
, 129–130
showcase events
, 129
treatment
, 129
Sunny Ridge State School
, 158–159, 163, 166
Survival mode tactics
, 102
Sydney Morning Herald, The
, 106
Table-fellowship
, 71
Teacher excellence
, 106
Teacher professional learning
, 118
Teacher Self-Assessment Tool
, 181
Teacher standards
, 180
TeachNSW
, 104
TER podcast
, 104
Theology of Incarnation
, 72
Tiller, Nichole
, 37–39
Transcription
, 14
Trust
, 48, 54, 86
(see also Relational trust)
Volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity world (VUCA world)
, 57
Warnock, Lucy
, 35–37
Wikipedia
, 57
Women in leadership programme
, 31–32, 35–36, 38
Women middle leaders
, 31
- Prelims
- Introduction
- Leading Other and Empowering Yourself
- 1. Middle Leader Identity
- 2. Learning About and Leading from the Middle: Stories from Three Women Middle Leaders
- 3. Middle Leaders Can Influence What Really Matters in Their Schools
- 4. Developing Middle Leaders in Catholic Schools
- Collaborating and Communicating
- 5. Relational Trust as Community Building Practice
- 6. Leading Out, To Lead in: Developing in the Absence of Strong Leadership
- 7. Using Action Research to Drive Teacher Professional Learning
- Leading Learning and Leading Change for Improvement
- 8. Middle Leaders: Strategic Thinkers and Strategic Planners
- 9. Middle Leaders as Innovators in Curriculum Improvement
- 10. Middle Leaders, Professional Standards and Leadership Growth
- Final Thoughts: Middle Leaders Developing Middle Leaders – Where to Next
- Index