After decades of top-down school management, new models of collaborative teacher leadership have begun to emerge.
Just over 30 years ago, Judith Warren Little, one of our nation’s most prominent scholars of the teaching profession, issued a clarion call for teachers to lead school reform. At the same time, though, she argued that it will not be possible for teachers to lead effectively unless and until we see significant changes in how power and authority are distributed within schools.
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