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Collaborative School Leadership: A Critical Guide
Author(s) -
Philip A. Woods,
Amanda Roberts
Publication year - 2018
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Book series
DOI - 10.4135/9781529715095
Subject(s) - psychology , political science , sociology
Collaborative leadership as we examine it in the book is a deeper conception than the idea of distributed leadership that is often applied or studied. We see collaborative leadership as both emerging from the perpetual process of complex interactions across the school involving not only school leaders but teachers, support staff, students and others (hence as emergent), and shaped by individual intentions which express meaning, purpose and goals and the will to make a difference (hence as the product of intentionality). Our concept of collaborative leadership draws attention to both the context that gives rise to leadership and the human sparks of creativity and freedom generated by teachers, students and others as they work together.

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