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ISBN 10: 0190337087
ISBN 13: 9780190337087
Author: Manjula Waniganayake, Sandra Cheeseman, Marianne Fenech, Fay Hadley, Wendy Shepherd
How to be an intentional and active leader Leadership will provoke and challenge you to think and question the way you look at and engage in leadership matters within your early childhood setting and beyond. It is an essential resource that will assist tertiary students and practitioners engaged in early childhood matters to critically understand and actively engage with the macro and micro contexts within which they may work as intentional leaders. Based on the authors’ professional development and research-based activities in a variety of locations including metropolitan, rural and remote regions in Australia, the book draws on established professional networks to capture diverse images and experiences of early childhood leaders.
Leadership Contexts and Complexities in Early Childhood Education 3rd Table of contents:
Part 1 » Contexts of Leadership
1 Reconceptualising Early Childhood Leadership
Contexts of EC leadership
Intentional leadership
Theorising EC leadership
Pivotal role of leadership in EC settings
A new conceptualisation of EC leadership
Leadership and ethics
Leading for social justice
Think globally and act locally
2 The Australian Early Childhood Policy Landscape
Why do I need to know about politics?
What is policy?
The Australian context
Government in Australia
Creating policy from legislation
Leaders in Practice 2.1: Michele Carnegie
Policy in the EC context
EC settings in Australia
Why are governments involved in EC education and care?
The Australian Government’s reform agenda for EC
Universal access
‘Closing the Gap’
Strengthening the EC workforce
Leaders in Practice 2.2: The Hon. Dr Anne Aly MP
Think globally and act locally
3 Leading for Quality
Setting the context
Quality EC education
Overview of legal, regulatory and professional accountabilities for EC settings
The National Quality Framework (NQF)
Leaders in Practice 3.1: Debby Zerbst
Leaders in Practice 3.2: Betty Lam
Quality from whose perspective?
Essential tools in an intentional leader’s repertoire
Think globally and act locally
4 Governance
What is governance?
Leaders in Practice 4.1: Dr Megan Gibson
What is good governance?
Governance in context
Governance in practice
Leaders in Practice 4.2: Martin Kenny
Think globally and act locally
5 Strategic Planning
Context misconception
The importance of purpose
The many faces of organisational planning
The leader’s role in organisational planning and development
Leaders in Practice 5.1: Lyndsay Healy
Strategic organisational development
Getting started: guiding beliefs and values
Developing an organisational vision
Evaluation
Identifying the goals, outcomes or key results areas
Developing strategies: getting everyone on board
Keeping the plan alive
Errors in judgment and changing direction
Leaders in Practice 5.2: Meg Mendham
From planning to communicating
Marketing: communicating vision to stakeholders
Think globally and act locally
6 Educational Leaders and Pedagogical Leadership
Understanding pedagogical leadership
It’s time we embraced pedagogical leadership
Is pedagogical leadership a specialist job?
What do pedagogical leaders do?
Leaders in Practice 6.1: Renata Harris
Leaders in Practice 6.2: Yuki Takahashi-Braybrook
What else can I do as a pedagogical leader?
Think globally and act locally
7 Leading Intentionally Through Advocacy and Activism
The case for advocacy and activism
Leaders in Practice 7.1: Gulwanyang Moran
Leaders in Practice 7.2: Dr Clare Britt
Exploring advocacy and activism: two types of influence
Starting points for advocacy and activism
Intended impact of advocacy and activism
Leading intentionally through advocacy and activism
Leaders in Practice 7.3: Devahoti Hazarika
Overcoming barriers to practising advocacy and activism at the systems level
Think globally and act locally
8 Leading Organisational Change
Types of change
Framing change through an ecological perspective
Leaders in Practice 8.1: Trevor Brown
Leading complex organisational change systematically
Leading change effectively in EC settings
Leaders in Practice 8.2: Tracy Cooper and Maria Nolan
Reflective action on change
Leading change ethically
Think globally and act locally
Part 2 » LEADERSHIP IN CONTEXT
9 Interpersonal and Workplace Communication
What is communication?
Setting the context
Effective communication as ‘power with’, not ‘power over’
Effective communication as ethical practice
Communicating with staff through ‘power with’ and ethical approaches
Leaders in Practice 9.1: Dr Catherine Jones
Communicating with children through ‘power with’ and ethical approaches
Using social media
Leaders in Practice 9.2: Jennifer Ribarovski
Think globally and act locally
10 Creating an Ethical Workplace
Thinking about ethical workplaces
Leaders in Practice 10.1: Nadia Wilson-Ali
Recruitment and retention
Adopting a strengths-based approach
Building a team
Fostering inclusivity and social justice
Professional learning and development as a leadership strategy
Sustaining the organisational culture
Leaders in Practice 10.2: Riki Duncan
Think globally and act locally
11 Relationships with Families
Families in Australia
The National Quality Standard and partnerships with families
What does building relationships with families mean?
Leaders in Practice 11.1: Akram Eshagi
Respectful, authentic and professional relationships
Diversity within relationships
Collaboration and decision-making processes
Professional boundaries
Leaders in Practice 11.2: Lisa Syrette
Online communication
Think globally and act locally
12 Community Engagement
What is community engagement?
Involving families, practitioners and the community
Working with families and agencies in integrated ways
Networking within the sector
Leaders in Practice 12.1: Echo Li and Jinny Shen
Networking beyond the sector
Leaders in Practice 12.2: Associate Professor Jennifer Cartmel
Working with the media
EC leader’s role in building community connections
Think globally and act locally
13 Finances and Business Matters
EC centres as business enterprises
Finances: the basics
Planning the budget
Monitoring
Decision-making: business acumen for EC leaders
Annual reporting
Environmental, social and governance reporting (ESG)
Leaders in Practice 13.1: Mark Stones
EC leaders’ roles and responsibilities in planning for the future
Bringing centre philosophy in balance with financial imperatives
Avoiding pitfalls and managing risks
Leaders in Practice 13.2: Narelle Dewhurst
Windows of opportunity
Think globally and act locally
14 Environments for Thinking, Learning and Well-Being
Thinking about spaces for adults
Leaders in Practice 14.1: Olde Lorenzen
Functional and inspirational? EC environments can be both
Places and spaces for adults for thinking and learning
Leaders in Practice 14.2: Kylie Anderson
Places for staff and families
Early childhood environments and COVID-19
Think globally and act locally
15 Career Development and Succession Planning
Being and becoming leaders
Why is professional learning and development necessary?
Professional learning and development support strategies
Career pathways in the EC sector
Leaders in Practice 15.1: Bernadette Dower
Career advancement
Teacher registration
Leadership specialisations
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives on leading
Leaders in Practice 15.2: Dr Francis Bobongie-Harris
Succession planning
Think globally and act locall
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