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Session Type: Roundtable Session
Ethical, Culturally Responsive, and Trauma Informed School Leadership: Exploring Varied perspectives, practices, and collaborations
This session brings together papers focused ways to support different forms of school and teacher leadership. Papers include a focus on enhancing ethical leadership through role-play simulations, understanding aspiring principals' sense of culturally responsive leadership, and developing trauma-informed leaders. The collaborative potential between school counselors and principals as well as teachers is also explored as well. Collectively, the papers in this session provide a multifaceted perspective on evolving leadership practices in education.
Eliciting Ethical Guidelines for School Mid-Level Leaders: Toward Reducing Racial Injustice via Role-Play Simulations Training - Geva Iftach, Western Galilee College; Orly Shapira-Lishchinsky, Bar-Ilan University
Exploring Aspiring K–12 School Leaders' Understanding of Culturally Responsive School Leadership - Muhammad Sharif Uddin, Morgan State University
Principal Preparation Programs: School Counselor-Principal Collaboration - Candace M. Doak, Auburn University; Ellen H. Reames, Auburn University
Teacher Leader Initiated Cross-Curricular Collaboration: An Action Research Self-Study - Candice Chiavola, Montclair State University; Robert Canobbio, Hunter College - CUNY
The NELP (National Educational Leadership Preparation) Standards and Collective Trauma: Toward a "Leading on Days After" Approach - Christine Thelen-Creps, University Council for Educational Administration; Talgat Bainazarov, Michigan State University; Yi-Chih Chiang, Michigan State University; Soon-young Oh, Michigan State University; Emma Taylor, Michigan State University