Site-Based Decision-Making: Its Potential for Enhancing Learned Outcomes: Issues About Change, Volume 1, Number 4
Authors: Elvis Arterbury, Shirley M. Hord
Product ID: CHA-10 Price: Online only
• Published: 1991 • 8 pages
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Many educators and education policymakers have embraced site-based decision-making as a means of improving educational outcomes for all students.
A concise yet thorough introduction to the topic, this paper:
- Defines site-based decision-making
- Looks at new roles developed when site-based decision-making takes place
- Explains how site-based decision-making is linked to learner outcomes
- Lists seven levels of site-based decision-making involvement
- Looks at three studies conducted at schools that used site-based decision-making
- Provides information on how to implement successful site-based decision-making
This publication is one of a series of briefing papers called Issues About Change.
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