Images of Schools
Structures and Roles in Organizational Behavior
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Courses:
Organizational Behavior in Education
Organizational Behavior in Education
March 1995 | 424 pages | Corwin
The current debate in the United States over education reform, particularly school restructuring, is essentially over which strategy of organization will achieve the best result: Accountability versus autonomy; empowerment versus centralization; or standardization versus flexibility? This innovative book applies analytical perspectives from organizational theory to education. The results will help school administrators develop more effective strategies and tactics.
PART ONE: IMAGES OF STRUCTURE
Brian Rowan
School Organizations by Design
Charles Taylor Kerchner and Krista D Caufman
Schools as Decision-Making Arenas
Eric Rait
Schools as Learning Organizations
Terrence E Deal
Schools as Cultural Arenas
PART TWO: IMAGES OF ROLES
Ann Weaver Hart
Redesigning the Role of the Teacher
Stephen M Mitchell
Enabling Good Teaching Performance
Gary Sykes and Jason Millman
Assessing Teaching Performance
Ellen B Goldring
School Administrators as Boundary Spanners
Lee G Bolman and Rafael Heller
School Administrators as Leaders
Rodney T Ogawa
Fitting Leaders to School Organizations
PART THREE: CONCLUDING ESSAY
Samuel B Bacharach and Bryan Mundell
The Implicit Action beneath Explicit Organizing Models
While old, the topics were still in line with the issues raised in the course I offered.
Organizational Studies, Pitzer College
October 8, 2013