The ICSEI Monograph series is an important contribution to the dissemination of knowledge about school effectiveness and school improvement (SESI). It provides an opportunity for leading researchers, policy makers and practitioners around the world to share their ideas, their empirical work and to push the boundaries of the SESI knowledge base. This Series underlines a commitment to high quality debate, discussion and dialogue based upon evidence. The series is intended to bring new thinking, new challenges and new research to the SESI field.
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Issue 1
The Practice of School Instructional Improvement: Improvement, (Infra)-structure & Instruction
James P. Spillane
Northwestern University, Chicago, USA
Issue 2
Educational Effectiveness Research – What If…?
Professor David Reynolds
University of Southampton, England
Paul Clarke
St. Mary’s University College, London, England
Issue 3
From with – to between – and beyond – school improvement: A case of rethinking roles and relationships
Christopher Chapman
University of Glasgow
Issue 4
Teacher Effectiveness Research and Professional Learning: What if?
Alma Harris
Institute of Educational Leadership
University of Malaya, Malaysia
Issue 5
Local Innovation and Autonomy in Contexts of Standardization and Accountability
Stephen Anderson
University of Toronto, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education
Issue 6
How Do We Create and Exchange Knowledge for Systemic Change?
Louise Stoll
Professor of Professional Learning,
London Centre for Leadership in Learning, UCL Institute of Education
Issue 7
Student Voice: A Catalyst for Educational Change
Dennis Shirley
Professor, Lynch School of Education, Boston College
Issue 8
Exceptional Effectiveness: Taking a Comparative Perspective on Educational Performance
Alma Harris
Educational Leadership, University of Malaya[/hide]
Andy Hargreaves
Boston College
Issue 9
Leadership of Place: Transforming Schools Into Places of Belonging
Kathryn Riley
UCL, Institute of Education