Teacher Leadership

Contents: David Gabbard: Foreword - Eleanor Blair Hilty: Introduction - Marilyn Katzenmeyer/Gayle Moller: Understanding Teacher Leadership - Roland S. Barth: Teacher Leader - Linda Lambert: What Does Leadership Capacity Really Mean? - Phillip C. Schlechty: On the Frontier of School Reform with Trailblazers, Pioneers, and Settlers - Monica Coyle: Teacher Leadership vs. School Management: Flatten the Hierarchies - Kent D. Peterson/Terrence E. Deal: How Leaders Influence the Culture of Schools - Linda Searby/Lisa Shaddix: Growing Teacher Leaders in a Culture of Excellence - Marjorie F. Heller/William A. Firestone: Heroes, Teams, and Teachers: A Study of Leadership for Change - Institute for Educational Leadership, Inc.: Leadership for Student Learning: Redefining the Teacher as Leader - Ann Lieberman: Teachers, Learners, Leaders - Sherry Willis: Teacher Leadership: Alive and Thriving at the Elementary Level - Institute for Educational Leadership, Inc.: Teacher Leadership in High Schools: How Principals Encourage It, How Teachers Practice It - Sharon Conley/Donna E. Muncey: Teachers Talk About Teaming and Leadership in Their Work - Joseph Kahne/Joel Westheimer: A Pedagogy of Collective Action and Reflection: Preparing Teachers for Collective School Leadership - Richard DuFour: Professional Learning Communities: A Bandwagon, an Idea Worth Considering or Our Best Hope for High Levels of Learning? - Ann S. Allen/Kathleen Topolka-Jorissen: Teacher Leadership Continuum: How Principals Develop and Support Teacher Leaders - Terry K. Dozier: Turning Good Teachers into Great Leaders - Meena Wilson: The Search for Teacher Leaders - Mary Jean Ronan Herzog/Emily Brumley Abernathy: Inch by Inch, Row by Row: Growing Capacity for Teacher Leadership - Nelda Cambron-McCabe/Martha M. McCarthy: Educating School Leaders for Social Justice - Susan Moore Johnson/Morgaen L. Donaldson: Overcoming the Obstacles to Leadership - Julie A. Sherrill: Preparing Teachers for Leadership Roles in the

Eleanor Blair Hilty is Associate Professor at Western Carolina University, Cullowhee, North Carolina. She has a PhD from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and teaches graduate foundations of education courses to students in both the United States and Jamaica. Her research and writing focus on the many different dimensions of teachers' work. She currently resides in Cashiers, North Carolina.