Nigel D Bennett & Lesley Anderson 
Developing Educational Leadership [PDF ebook] 
Using Evidence for Policy and Practice

`The papers in the book make a very useful and stimulating contribution to the current debate about evidence-informed practice in relation to developing educational leadership′ –
Journal of In-Service Education

`This is a very worthwhile book with, unusually, something for different dispositions. Reading it is like attending a research conference; an activity restricted to a fortunate few. For those who have never attended one, put this on your bookshelf! I would recommend that it takes a prominent place on reading lists for masters courses in educational leadership′ – Mervyn Flecknoe, Leeds Metropolitan University

Evidence-Informed Policy and Practice (EIPP) has emerged as an important concept. The availability and growing interest in evidence, alongside pressure for improved public services have made it a key component of the government′s modernization agenda. It is relevant to all parts of the public sector, to education, and specifically, to educational leadership. Successful educational leadership is regarded as an essential factor in raising educational standards.

In this book, the editors have drawn together key figures in the field of EIPP to introduce its role in informing educational leadership, with the aim of improving learning and teaching. The EIPP approach is considered, both for structuring research studies and for the analysis of the data generated. Relevant examples are also provided to inform the current debate.

This book is important reading for educational professionals, policy makers, practitioners and students.

Mục lục

Introduction – Lesley Anderson and Nigel Bennett

PART ONE

Evidence-Informed Policy and Practice in Teaching and Learning – Charles Desforges

A Government Strategy for Research and Development in Education – Judy Sebba

Systematic Reviews – Philip Davies

How are They Different from What We Already Do?

Practical Systems Sysematic Reviews of Research to Inform Policy and Practice in Education – James Thomas and Angela Harden

Developing Evidence-Informed Policy and Practice in Educational Leadership and Management – Rosalind Leva[ce]cic and Ron Glatter

A Way Forward

PART TWO

Foul Is Fair and Fair Is Foul – Les Bell, Ray Bolam and Leela Cubillo

Conducting a Systematic Review of an Aspect of Educational Leadership and Management

Research and Evidence-Based Practice – Philippa Cordingley

Focusing on Practice and Practitioners

Practitioner Research in Educational Leadership and Management – Marianne Coleman

Support and Impact

Evidence-Informed Policy and Practice in the Learning and Skills Sector – Jacky Lumby

Valuable Insights or Further Distractions? – Chris Dark

Using Evidence-Informed Policy and Practice to Determine School-Based Decisions and Actions

Leading to Improve – Will Wale

EIPP at a Personal Level

Leadership Studies in Education – Peter Ribbins and Helen Gunter

Maps for EPPI Reviews?

Giới thiệu về tác giả

Dr Lesley Anderson is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Education at the UK’s The Open University (OU). Her current responsibilities include chairing the only compulsory module in the Masters in Education programme, supervising and examining doctoral students and leading the educational leadership and management academic area within the Doctorate in Education (Ed D) programme.  Additionally, Lesley is involved in various research activities.  In addition to the Del PHE project, current projects include the relationship between leadership and social inclusion and access to and other issues connected with higher level study by prisoners