International Journal of Educational Management: Volume 15 Issue 5

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Table of contents

Toward reconceptualizing organizational learning: a multidimensional interpretation

Y.L. Jack Lam

Reflecting on the massive literature available on “organizational learning” which tends to conceal rather than clarify this important concept, the author reorders Senge’s five…

1110

The struggle for the knowledge‐based workplace

Charles Taylor Kerchner

US teacher unions have begun to depart from industrial principles. The National Education Association and the American Federation of Teachers have endorsed ideas such as peer…

1366

Formalization, conflict, and change: constructive and destructive consequences in schools

Michael F. DiPaola, Wayne K. Hoy

Meeting the demands for increased effectiveness of schools cannot occur without systemic change. But the natural reaction to change is typically tension, resistance, and conflict…

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Evolution of Web‐based distance learning strategies

Sorel Reisman, Roger G. Dear, Denzil Edge

Strategies for implementing distance learning coursework have evolved and expanded with the growth and maturation of the World Wide Web. The requirements, advantages, and…

1494

Getting the fuzzy end of the lollipop: the problems with devolved budgets in further education colleges

Gill Scott

Discusses the benefits of using devolved budget models in further education and the tensions that may arise from their introduction. The author’s research into caseloading models…

Cover of International Journal of Educational Management

ISSN:

0951-354X

Online date, start – end:

1987

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Editors:

  • Prof. Chris Brown
  • Dr Dong Nguyen