Published!
After a five-year journey in the Urban Education Leaders Program at Teachers College, my dissertation was just published last night in ProQuest. My acknowledgments are below,
Results for
Dissertation Research
Learning-Oriented Leadership Model (Drago-Severson)
This post is in response to a friend’s question about getting some easy-to-digest information about the learning-oriented leadership model. Drago-Severson, E. (2008). 4 practices
Like a Potter: Revising Research Questions
I have revised my research questions no fewer than 100 times in the last year, and I am getting pretty comfortable with the fluidity
Elevator Speech
Based on an exercise in Prof. Lyle Yorks qualitative research methods class: The Elevator Speech (Dissertation Proposal) The general pattern: (Name the topic) I
Checking In, Checking Out
My dissertation study-buddy and I have adopted this protocol from our 2010 Fall Research Methods course (taught by Ellie Drago-Severson) that we call Checking
Dissertation Proposal, Day 1
Everyone needs to mark a Day 1. Today is my Day 1. Yes, I have been working over the past semester to get to
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