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Negotiating the Double Mandate

其他書名	Mapping Ethical Conflict Experienced by Practicing Educational Leaders
出版	Virginia Commonwealth University, 2013
URL	http://books.google.com.hk/books?id=hzu-ngEACAAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api

註釋The qualitative approach used in this study captured and described ethical conflict experienced by a sample of practicing educational leaders. Narrative inquiry data were collected from 42 former and current doctoral students and additional data were captured through follow-up interviews with selected participants. The major findings of the study suggest that ethical conflict is inherent in the practice of educational leadership. Such conflict is most often experienced in relation to colleagues when the ethics of justice and care collide. Leaders' ability to mitigate conflict that is often the result of institutional and external factors is promoted by varied background and contextual experiences. Educational leaders also felt that ethics and ethical competence is essential to the role of educational leader and that pre- and in-service preparation is important.