Document Type
Book Chapter
Publication Date
1992
Publication Title
The Virginia Principal: A Professional Practice Handbook
Pages
2-5.1-2-5.2
Abstract
[First paragraph] Effective schools literature shows clearly that the leadership of the principal is key to the effectiveness of the school (Hoy and Miskell, 1982, and Arnn and Mangieri, 1988). To be effective, principals must use leadership styles appropriate to the situation.
Rights
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ORCID
0000-0001-5074-441X (Owings)
Original Publication Citation
Owings, W.A. (1992) Leadership styles. In R.D. Barrack, M.W. Bedwell, J.S. Byrne, S.H. Campbell, T. Page Johnson, R.E. Jones, G.L. Koonce, W.A. Owings & H.R. Stiff (Eds.), The Virginia principal: A professional practice handbook (pp. 2-5.1-2-5.2). Virginia Association of Secondary School Principals, Inc.
Repository Citation
Owings, William A.; Barrack, R. D. (Ed.); Bedwell, M. W. (Ed.); Byrne, J. S. (Ed.); Campbell, S. H. (Ed.); Page Johnson, T. (Ed.); Jones, R. E. (Ed.); Koonce, G. L. (Ed.); Owings, W. A. (Ed.); and Stiff, H. R. (Ed.), "Leadership Styles" (1992). Educational Foundations & Leadership Faculty Publications. 115.
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