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Reimagining Instructional Leadership for Social Justice

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The ebook edition of this title is Open Access and freely available to read online. Reimagining Instructional Leadership for Social Justice examines how instructional leadership and social justice...
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  • 01 February 2027
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The ebook edition of this title is Open Access and freely available to read online.

Reimagining Instructional Leadership for Social Justice: Equality at the Core of Principalship examines how instructional leadership and social justice leadership, two influential frameworks in educational leadership, can be coherently integrated to promote both academic excellence and equity. While instructional leadership strengthens teaching quality, it has not always adequately addressed systemic inequities. Social justice leadership, in turn, foregrounds fairness, inclusion, and challenging structural barriers. This book explores a unified model in which social justice becomes the overarching lens through which instructional leadership is enacted.

Drawing on extensive scholarship, conceptual analysis, and practical examples, the book presents a multi-chapter structure that spans multiple aspects of education, including instructional goal-setting, curriculum, pedagogy, resource allocation, and more. Using an original conceptual framework describing four perspectives through which principals understand the relationship between instructional and social justice leadership, each chapter demonstrates how equity-oriented thinking informs and reshapes instructional decisions. It argues that the next major development in instructional leadership must be its full integration with social justice leadership.

Reimagining Instructional Leadership for Social Justice meets a timely global need, as school systems increasingly confront persistent inequities alongside demands for improved learning outcomes. It provides conceptual clarity and practical tools for leaders who seek to build schools that are both high-performing and deeply fair.

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Price: $32.00
Pages: 208
Publisher: Emerald Publishing Limited
Imprint: Emerald Publishing Limited
Series: Dimensions of Leadership and Institutional Success: Exploring Connections and Partnerships
Publication Date: 01 February 2027
ISBN: 9781837429752
Format: Paperback
BISACs: EDUCATION / Leadership, Moral and social purpose of education, EDUCATION / Philosophy, Theory & Social Aspects, EDUCATION / Educational Policy & Reform / General, Schools and pre-schools, Educational administration and organization
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Haim Shaked, PhD, is President of Hemdat College of Education, Israel and a leading scholar in instructional leadership, social justice leadership, and educational administration.

Introduction: Making the Case for a Coherent Vision of Instructional and Social Justice Leadership
Part I. Conceptual Foundations for Equity-Oriented Instructional Leadership
Chapter 1. Instructional and Social Justice Leadership in Schools
Chapter 2. Integrating Instructional and Social Justice Leadership: Emerging Scholarship and a Conceptual Framework
Chapter 3. Reframing Instructional Leadership Through Equity and Justice
Part II. Enacting Equity-Oriented Instructional Leadership in Practice
Chapter 4. A Social Justice Perspective on Defining and Communicating Instructional Goals
Chapter 5. Social Justice in Instructional Decision Making
Chapter 6. Classroom Observation with an Equity Lens
Chapter 7. Disrupting Inequities in Learning Structures
Chapter 8. Equitable Practices in Teacher Recruitment and Role Assignment
Chapter 9. Instructional and Social Justice Approaches to School Management
Chapter 10. Social Justice–Oriented Learning Climate
Chapter 11. Integrating Instructional and Social Justice Leadership in Special Education
Chapter 12. Connecting with Stakeholders to Advance Instructional and Social Justice Goals
Part III. Sustaining and Advancing Equity-Oriented Instructional Leadership in Practice
Chapter 13. The Emotional and Moral Burden of Equity-Oriented Instructional Leadership
Chapter 14. Preparing and Developing Equity-Oriented Instructional Leaders