Kathryn M. Borman, Arnold B. Danzig, Bruce A. Jones, William F. Wright

"I admire the work of those in the LCL movement... the book has enouraged me to find out more about the program. If that is the goal of Danzig, Borman, Jones, and Wright, they have succeeded..." - Stephen A. Truhon, PsycCRITIQUES

• Contents:D.C. Berliner, Foreword. Part I:Introduction and Overview of Learner-Centered Leadership.A.B. Danzig, K.M. Borman, B.A. Jones, W.F. Wright, Learner-Centered Leadership: New Directions for School Leadership in a National Perspective. Part II:Historical and Intellectual Underpinnings of Learner-Centered Leadership—Policy Shifts and Historical Shifts in Professional Development for Principals. A. Lieberman, B. Falk, L. Alexander,A Culture in the Making: Leadership in Learner-Centered Schools. A.B. Danzig, G. Blankson, G. Kiltz, A Learner-Centered Approach to Leadership Preparation and Professional Development. G.T. Bellamy, C.L. Fulmer, M.J. Murphy, R. Muth, Conceptual Foundations for Principal Leadership. Part III: Professional Development, Context Knowledge, Curricular Reform, and Administrator Development.L.M.C. Clarkson, K.S. Louis, Leadership for Curriculum Change: Schools Engaged in “Closing the Gap”. J.A. Middleton, K. Coleman, The Development of Leadership in Mathematics: Cases of Urban Reform. K. DeMoss, C.J. Wood, R. Howell, Eliminating Isolation to Foster Learner-Centered Leadership: Lessons From Rural Schools and Research Universities. T. Browne-Ferrigno, J.C. Lindle, Kentucky’s Collaborative Model for Developing School Leaders for Rural High-Need Schools: Principals Excellence Program. Part IV:Research and Practice on School Leadership and Professional Development.J.C. Wayman, S. Midgley, S. Stringfield, Leadership for Data-Based Decision Making: Collaborative Educator Teams. B.A. Jones, N.D. Jackson, Learner-Centered Leadership in “Urban” Contexts: Key Elements to Consider for Professional Development. K.M. Borman, T. Boydston, W. Katzenmeyer, Managing Policy Issues in Carrying Out Systemic Reform: Lessons for Principals From Chicago, El Paso, Memphis, and Miami. Part V:Social Justice and Urban Reform Issues in Professional Development for Learner-Centered School Leaders.E. Fierro, M.L. González,Leadership in Border Rural Areas: A Pedagogical Awakening of a Principal Preparation Program. A.B. Danzig, W.F. Wright, Using Story and Narrative to Enhance the Professional Development of Learner-Centered Leaders. R.J. Starratt, Moral Issues in a Test-Driven Accountability Agenda: Moral Challenges for Learning-Centered Leadership.

Kathryn M. Borman, Arnold B. Danzig, Bruce A. Jones, William F. Wright

"I admire the work of those in the LCL movement... the book has enouraged me to find out more about the program. If that is the goal of Danzig, Borman, Jones, and Wright, they have succeeded..." - Stephen A. Truhon, PsycCRITIQUES

• Contents:D.C. Berliner, Foreword. Part I:Introduction and Overview of Learner-Centered Leadership.A.B. Danzig, K.M. Borman, B.A. Jones, W.F. Wright, Learner-Centered Leadership: New Directions for School Leadership in a National Perspective. Part II:Historical and Intellectual Underpinnings of Learner-Centered Leadership—Policy Shifts and Historical Shifts in Professional Development for Principals. A. Lieberman, B. Falk, L. Alexander,A Culture in the Making: Leadership in Learner-Centered Schools. A.B. Danzig, G. Blankson, G. Kiltz, A Learner-Centered Approach to Leadership Preparation and Professional Development. G.T. Bellamy, C.L. Fulmer, M.J. Murphy, R. Muth, Conceptual Foundations for Principal Leadership. Part III: Professional Development, Context Knowledge, Curricular Reform, and Administrator Development.L.M.C. Clarkson, K.S. Louis, Leadership for Curriculum Change: Schools Engaged in “Closing the Gap”. J.A. Middleton, K. Coleman, The Development of Leadership in Mathematics: Cases of Urban Reform. K. DeMoss, C.J. Wood, R. Howell, Eliminating Isolation to Foster Learner-Centered Leadership: Lessons From Rural Schools and Research Universities. T. Browne-Ferrigno, J.C. Lindle, Kentucky’s Collaborative Model for Developing School Leaders for Rural High-Need Schools: Principals Excellence Program. Part IV:Research and Practice on School Leadership and Professional Development.J.C. Wayman, S. Midgley, S. Stringfield, Leadership for Data-Based Decision Making: Collaborative Educator Teams. B.A. Jones, N.D. Jackson, Learner-Centered Leadership in “Urban” Contexts: Key Elements to Consider for Professional Development. K.M. Borman, T. Boydston, W. Katzenmeyer, Managing Policy Issues in Carrying Out Systemic Reform: Lessons for Principals From Chicago, El Paso, Memphis, and Miami. Part V:Social Justice and Urban Reform Issues in Professional Development for Learner-Centered School Leaders.E. Fierro, M.L. González,Leadership in Border Rural Areas: A Pedagogical Awakening of a Principal Preparation Program. A.B. Danzig, W.F. Wright, Using Story and Narrative to Enhance the Professional Development of Learner-Centered Leaders. R.J. Starratt, Moral Issues in a Test-Driven Accountability Agenda: Moral Challenges for Learning-Centered Leadership.

Kathryn M. Borman, Arnold B. Danzig, Bruce A. Jones, William F. Wright

"I admire the work of those in the LCL movement... the book has enouraged me to find out more about the program. If that is the goal of Danzig, Borman, Jones, and Wright, they have succeeded..." - Stephen A. Truhon, PsycCRITIQUES

• Contents:D.C. Berliner, Foreword. Part I:Introduction and Overview of Learner-Centered Leadership.A.B. Danzig, K.M. Borman, B.A. Jones, W.F. Wright, Learner-Centered Leadership: New Directions for School Leadership in a National Perspective. Part II:Historical and Intellectual Underpinnings of Learner-Centered Leadership—Policy Shifts and Historical Shifts in Professional Development for Principals. A. Lieberman, B. Falk, L. Alexander,A Culture in the Making: Leadership in Learner-Centered Schools. A.B. Danzig, G. Blankson, G. Kiltz, A Learner-Centered Approach to Leadership Preparation and Professional Development. G.T. Bellamy, C.L. Fulmer, M.J. Murphy, R. Muth, Conceptual Foundations for Principal Leadership. Part III: Professional Development, Context Knowledge, Curricular Reform, and Administrator Development.L.M.C. Clarkson, K.S. Louis, Leadership for Curriculum Change: Schools Engaged in “Closing the Gap”. J.A. Middleton, K. Coleman, The Development of Leadership in Mathematics: Cases of Urban Reform. K. DeMoss, C.J. Wood, R. Howell, Eliminating Isolation to Foster Learner-Centered Leadership: Lessons From Rural Schools and Research Universities. T. Browne-Ferrigno, J.C. Lindle, Kentucky’s Collaborative Model for Developing School Leaders for Rural High-Need Schools: Principals Excellence Program. Part IV:Research and Practice on School Leadership and Professional Development.J.C. Wayman, S. Midgley, S. Stringfield, Leadership for Data-Based Decision Making: Collaborative Educator Teams. B.A. Jones, N.D. Jackson, Learner-Centered Leadership in “Urban” Contexts: Key Elements to Consider for Professional Development. K.M. Borman, T. Boydston, W. Katzenmeyer, Managing Policy Issues in Carrying Out Systemic Reform: Lessons for Principals From Chicago, El Paso, Memphis, and Miami. Part V:Social Justice and Urban Reform Issues in Professional Development for Learner-Centered School Leaders.E. Fierro, M.L. González,Leadership in Border Rural Areas: A Pedagogical Awakening of a Principal Preparation Program. A.B. Danzig, W.F. Wright, Using Story and Narrative to Enhance the Professional Development of Learner-Centered Leaders. R.J. Starratt, Moral Issues in a Test-Driven Accountability Agenda: Moral Challenges for Learning-Centered Leadership.