Instructional Leadership
Individual · — · Survey (principal self-report or teacher ratings of instructional-management behavior)
→ Read the Handbook entry for Instructional Leadership — its measures, the owned Principia rendering, and the evidence.
Definition
An education-specific leadership style centered on the school leader's management of teaching and learning: defining the school mission, managing the instructional program (supervising/evaluating instruction, coordinating curriculum, monitoring student progress), and developing a positive school learning climate (Hallinger & Murphy). An INDEPENDENT construct — research (Marks & Printy 2003) shows transformational leadership is necessary but insufficient for school performance without the instructional component.
Also known as: Instructional Management · Pedagogical Leadership · Leadership for Learning
Instruments measuring this construct
Operational metrics for this construct
No operational HR metric is linked to this construct yet. Metrics (e.g. an attrition rate, an engagement score) operationalize a construct from systems data — a different measurement model than a survey scale — and connect operational measurement to this construct’s relationship network. See /registry/metrics.
Top effect-size relations
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Interventions targeting this construct
No interventions in the registry currently target this construct. The intervention library (PRN-047) fills as the curator promotes new rows from the applied organizational-development literature.
Citations
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