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Building Bridges from High Poverty Communities, to Schools, to Productive Citizenship : A Holistic Approach to Addressing Poverty through Exceptional Educational Leadership.
Title:
Building Bridges from High Poverty Communities, to Schools, to Productive Citizenship : A Holistic Approach to Addressing Poverty through Exceptional Educational Leadership.
Author:
Bass, Lisa.
ISBN:
9781453911099
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (199 pages)
Series:
Education Management ; v.7

Education Management
Contents:
Cover -- Contents -- Acknowledgments ix -- Introduction Lisa Bass 1 -- 1 Contemporary Issues in High Poverty Schools: Can Schools Make a Difference in Student Outcomes? Implications for Educational Leadership Lisa Bass & Susan C. Faircloth 13 -- 2 The Role of Educational Leaders in High Poverty Schools: A Framework for a Revised Job Description Lisa Bass & Susan C. Faircloth 29 -- 3 To What Extent Do Schools Have a Moral, Ethical, or Professional Imperative to Serve Students from Low Socioeconomic Backgrounds? Lisa Bass & Susan C. Faircloth 45 -- 4 Effective Instructional Leadership for Diverse High Poverty Populations: The Effect of Instructional Supervision on Principal Trust Robbie Wahnee 63 -- 5 Professional Development and Learning in Schools: Teaching Institutions as Learning Institutions Lisa Bass 91 -- 6 Bringing Together Schools and Communities to Meet the Needs of Students from High Poverty Contexts Susan C. Faircloth & Lisa Bass 107 -- 7 Re-visioning the Future of Education for Youth from High Poverty Contexts: Lessons Learned from Working in the Field of American Indian Education Susan C. Faircloth 121 -- 8 Addressing the Needs of High Poverty Latino Students as They Navigate the Terrain of Higher Education Juanita Vargas 131 -- 9 Importance of Exceptional Leadership: One School Leader's Insight on Effective Leadership in a High Poverty School System Wendell Waukau 149 -- 10 Bridging High Poverty Schools and Communities-Implications and Conclusions: Where Do We Go from Here? Susan C. Faircloth 161 -- Contributors 175 -- Index 177.
Abstract:
More than 20% of all children in the United States live in poverty. This is particularly troubling given the associated risks of poverty to children’s social, emotional, and behavioral well-being; risks that have the potential to negatively impact children’s lives in and out of school. This book considers the impact of poverty on education, the unique needs of students from high poverty backgrounds, and strategies that hold promise in successfully educating students from high poverty backgrounds. There is a tremendous need for a practical model of school leadership aimed at bridging the gap between high poverty schools and communities, in order to lessen the effects of poverty on children and youth’s educational and life experiences. The authors call this «exceptional educational leadership», an approach that centers on the moral and ethical imperative to act in the best interests of children, youth, and their families.
Local Note:
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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