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A Review of Leadership Styles and Models of Educational Management: How Does it Inform School Leadership Practices?
The 21st century has witnessed great interest in educational leadership partly because of the widespread belief placed on the quality of leadership in bringing significant progress to student and school improvement outcomes. This broadens the recognition and need that schools need effective and efficient leaders and managers if they are to provide the best possible outcomes. This article reviews six model of educational management (formal, collegial, political, ambiguity, cultural and subjective) and nine related leadership styles (Managerial, Emotional, Transformational, Distributed, Transactional, Postmodern, Contingency, Participative and Moral). The main purpose of this article was to establish a linkage leadership styles and models and educational management and how such a linkage can inform school leadership practices for continuous school improvement plans. The linkage does focus on the role educational leadership can play in meeting the challenges facing educational institutions today. The article concludes that the relevance of the linkage will greatly depend on the organizational context and applicability depends on the event, the situation and members within the school. The validity of this linkage will also depend on the following considerations: size of the institution; structure of the organization; nature of the leadership process; availability of resources and external environment
Rhabdomyoma - A Rare Tumor of the Larynx
The effectiveness of the treatment of patients with benign tumors largely depends on their detection in the early stages of development, the timeliness of the patient's visit to the doctor and the time elapsed from the moment the diagnosis was established to the patient's referral to the hospital.. This implies the importance of studying the initial clinical manifestations, their changes in the process of tumor growth, and evaluating the role of various methods for diagnosing benign tumors of the larynx [1]
Complex Treatment of Esudative Otitis Media in Benign Neoplasms of the Nose, Paranasal Sinuses and Nasopharynx
Relevance. According to the forecasts of the World Health Organization (WHO), by 2030 the number of people suffering from hearing loss will increase by more than 30%. Also, one third of all cases of hearing loss is associated with diseases of the middle ear. In recent decades, the number of cases of exudative otitis media (EOM) has increased, which accounts for 15-17% of all cases of ear diseases. In addition, EOM is associated with irreversible hearing loss, which may be due to both the disease itself and its consequences. This feature of EOM is of great importance due to the special importance in medicine of the modern concept of “quality of life” (1,2,3)
Indicators and Criteria For The Development of the Creative Potential of Students
The article is devoted to the problem of development of creative abilities of students. It identifies and substantiates indicators and criteria for the development of creative abilities of university students. The main features, which are indicators and criteria for development in creative activity, are singled out. Various methods have been created that activate and encourage students to independent and creative activity in the learning proces
Features of the Macroscopic Picture of the Femoral Head in Dysplastic Coxarthrosis
Dysplastic coxarthrosis is a degenerative-dystrophic disease due to congenital underdevelopment of the hip joint. The study of the etiopathogenesis of this disease made it possible to establish that the main factors contributing to its development are congenital progressive biomechanical imbalance. For a practicing orthopedic surgeon, determination of the X-ray anatomical features of a dysplastic hip joint and possible biomechanical disorders is necessary for choosing a tactic for surgical treatment of coxarthrosis, because the choice of the acetabular and femoral components of the endoprosthesis depends on the degree of dysplastic disorders
Features of the Macroscopic Picture of the Femoral Head in Dysplastic Coxarthrosis
dysplastic coxarthrosis is a degenerative-dystrophic disease due to congenital underdevelopment of the hip joint. The study of the etiopathogenesis of this disease allowed us to establish that the main factors contributing to its development are congenital progressive biomechanical imbalance. For an orthopedic practitioner, the determination of the X-ray anatomical features of a dysplastic hip joint and possible biomechanical disorders are necessary to choose the tactics of surgical treatment of coxarthrosis, because the choice of the acetabulum and femoral components of the endoprosthesis depends on the degree of dysplastic disorder
Prediction of Dental Morbidity in Workers in the Chemical Industry
The relationship of the high prevalence of non-carious lesions of the teeth, oral mucosa with such production processes as oil and gas production, metallurgy, chemical production, baking and confectionery production has been proven. Dental health contributes to the preservation of the working capacity of an important part of the country's population - workers of industrial enterprises, especially since a number of studies convincingly reveal the role of the dentition in the general state of the body [2.4.6.8]
World Experience in Protection of National Interests in the Information Space
Countries around the world seeking to ensure their sustainable development recognize the organization of domestic and foreign policy as a strategic task, primarily in the national interest. This article analyzes international experience in ensuring national interests and provides specific recommendations for the implementation of national interests in Uzbekistan
Specific Features of Teaching English in the Higher Education
This article highlights the specific features of teaching English to students of higher education institutions. It is also aimed at increasing students’ interest in learning English and the pedagogical foundations of this process are revealed
About the Clay Jug With Paint Drips Belonging to the Karakhanid Period From the Navbagtepa Monument
This article provides information about a red clay jug with paint drips from the Navbagtepa monument in the Karakhanid period. It is noted that in late antiquity and the early Middle Ages it was a tradition to cover the surface with paint drip of handmade and wheel made unglazed ceramics. This type of ornamentation was initially used to decorate vessels in the middle reaches of the Syr Darya, and then in the regions of Semirechye, Tashkent, Sogd, Fergana, etc. The method of this decoration is quite simple, and it continues to be used not only in Sogd, but throughout Maverannahr