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Protect her future: Lessons learned from a school and community engagement initiative for HPV vaccine awareness in Lilongwe, Malawi. [PDF]

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Lubanga AF   +7 more
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Distributed Leadership

Educational Management Administration & Leadership, 2013
In about a decade the theory of distributed leadership has moved from a tool to better understand the ecology of leadership to a widely prescribed practice. This article considers how to account for its spread and dominance and what purpose it serves.
Davison, A.   +7 more
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Distributed Leadership

2022
Distributed Leadership (DL) abandons the heroism of an individual leader, and instead, capitalizes on participants’ expertise and collaboration, implemented by an overlapping web of leaders and followers. DL structures provide opportunities for faculty to step into leadership roles according to their expertise, while organizers provide support.
L. Jeneva Clark   +2 more
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Distributed Leadership

2020
Abstract Distributed leadership is a diverse concept, prominent in the education field since the turn of the millennium. Practitioners, researchers, and policymakers often tout it as a preferred mode of leadership. Distributed leadership has historical roots in the leadership studies field and first came to prominence in the education
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Distributed Leadership

2000
This chapter explores one aspect of a distributed perspective on leadership, unpacking what it means to argue that the situation of leadership practice is both constituted in and constitutive of that practice. We examine how the treatment of the situation vis-à-vis practice from a distributed perspective differs when compared with prior efforts to take
Spillane James P.   +2 more
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Distributed Leadership in OSS

Proceedings of the 18th International Conference on Supporting Group Work, 2014
Open-source software (OSS) is software whose source code is available to view, change, and distribute without cost, and is typically developed in a collaborative manner that has captured the imagination of those who view the web as enabling more "democratic" models of governance. Researchers have, for years, debated the social structure of OSS projects
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Distributed leadership

SecEd, 2018
Exactly what is distributed leadership? And how can it help to raise standards? School leader Ben Solly explains the three secrets to distributed leadership – autonomy, capacity and accountability
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