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Session Type: Paper Session
This sessions brings together papers that explore the role that instructional leadership and the capacities schools possess (or lack) to improve instruction have on the educational opportunities and outcomes of students. Specific issues of race and disability are considered.
A Meta-Analytic Review of Research on Academic Press - Jingping Sun, The University of Alabama; Sijia Zhang, The University of Alabama; Roxanne M. Mitchell, The University of Alabama; Robert Przybylski, Nanjing Normal University
Distributed Instructional Leadership Across School Levels: How Norms, Structure, and Expertise Mediate Instructional Improvement - Adrian Mohamed Larbi-Cherif, George Washington University; Joshua L. Glazer, The George Washington University
Principal Narratives on Including Students With Disabilities on the U.S./Mexico Border - Amy Serafini, Auburn University; David Edward DeMatthews, The University of Texas at Austin; Barbara L Pazey, University of North Texas; Elena Izquierdo, The University of Texas - El Paso
Relationships Between Instructional Leadership Practices and Teachers' Instructional Goals, Practices, and Professional Learning - Sara L. Dexter, University of Virginia; Michael Fox Hull, University of Virginia; Emily A. Barton, University of Virginia
"We Lack Capacity": District Special Education Administrator Perspectives of Inclusion and Students With Intellectual Disability - Meghan E Cosier, Chapman University; Julia M. White, Syracuse University; Chris Toutain, Chapman University