Teacher LeadershipThe article focuses on the transformation of teachers to become instructional leaders in schools in California. It enumerates six roles of an instructional leader viewed by the National Association of Elementary School Principals which includes prioritizing student and adult learning, setting high expectations for performance and creating culture of continuous learning for adults. It offers competencies that guides school principals and teachers in the change process of school administration.
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