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Session Type: Symposium
Over the past decade, improvement science (IS) has spread at a fast clip across the field of education. As part of this spread, faculty in educational leadership programs increasingly turning to IS as a signature pedagogy, a methodology for dissertations in practice, and an approach for leading educational change. However, the rapid spread can mask the fact that IS offers a radical departure from existing approaches to leadership, research, and graduate preparation. This presents both exciting opportunities and complex challenges for faculty in leadership programs. In this symposium, leadership faculty will present on the opportunities and challenges of integrating IS into leadership programs, and examine ways of adapting, extending, or supplementing IS methods to address these challenges and limitations.
Integrating Improvement Science Into Leadership Preparation Programs: A Comparative Study of Faculty Across 10 Universities - Maxwell Yurkofsky, Radford University; Sarah Capello, Radford University; Edwin Nii Bonney, Clemson University
Key Innovations of an EdD Program Focused on Critical Improvement Science - Elizabeth A. Zumpe, University of Oklahoma; Phitsamay Sychitkokhong Uy, University of Massachusetts - Lowell; Stacy Agee Szczesiul, University of Massachusetts - Lowell
Innovative Leadership Preparation: Modeling the Use of Improvement Science in an Educational Leadership Doctoral Program - Noelle A. Paufler, Clemson University
Critical Consciousness Development and Improvement Science for Social Justice Leaders - Maritza Lozano, California State University - Fullerton; Carlos Sandoval, WestEd
Identifying the Design Methods of Highly Effective Improvement Science Interventions: Incorporating Them Into Leadership Programs - Stanley Pogrow, San Francisco State University