Inclusion: A Principled Guide for School Leaders
Essential Insights and Strategies for Inclusive Leadership
Nicola Crossley author Des Hewitt author
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Taylor & Francis Ltd
Published:30th Jun '21
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This guide offers school leaders a comprehensive look at inclusion, outlining principles and strategies for effective leadership in educational settings.
This accessible guide provides school leaders and aspiring leaders with essential insights into the key areas of inclusion. It offers context and understanding, along with helpful definitions and examples of effective leadership in action. The book outlines ten fundamental principles of inclusive leadership that are crucial for fostering an inclusive environment in educational settings.
Inclusion: A Principled Guide for School Leaders delves into what a culture of inclusion should resemble, not only within classrooms and schools but also across the broader education sector. Each chapter serves as a thought-provoking piece designed to stimulate discussion, reflect on the purpose of education, and evaluate the progress made in embracing inclusive practices. Additionally, the book presents suggested actions for principled leaders and includes illustrative case studies that bring theoretical concepts to life.
The text covers a wide array of topics related to inclusion, such as inclusive learning, partnerships with learners and families, special educational needs, and the challenges posed by socio-economic disadvantage. By addressing these critical issues, Inclusion: A Principled Guide for School Leaders highlights the implications for school leaders and provides a framework for developing effective strategic leadership aimed at enhancing learning for marginalized groups. It is essential reading for current and future leaders in education, especially those dedicated to fostering inclusivity.
"This book is a must read for all school leaders, regardless of role, precisely because the inclusive approach taken means it is written with the needs of all in mind but also for the collective responsibility approach that is promoted. It effectively bridges theory and practice and brings important research evidence into the discussion in an accessible and actionable way."
Professor Samantha Twiselton, Director of Sheffield Institute of Education
"Timely, astute and honest this book comes at a time when expectations of inclusion and its proponents have never been greater or more diverse. As leading thinkers of inclusion, Crossley and Hewitt have captured the temperature of inclusion across our education system and beyond. The book provides an overview of the roots, development and practice of inclusion which will inspire teachers, leaders and families of pupils who are most in need of being included."
Chris Rossiter, CEO of the Driver Youth Trust
"This important new book draws on a rich basis of knowledge and research to deliver actionable guidance for the busy education professional. Bridging the divide between theory and practice, this book provides a much needed framework to support the needs of all children, not by seeking to treat them the same way but by recognising and actively accommodating difference. This is a must read for those who aspire to deliver greater inclusion in schools."
Fiona Spellman, CEO of SHINE: Support and Help IN Education
ISBN: 9781032009223
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: 598g
150 pages