by Mandy Wilding (Author), Prof Trevor Kerry (Author), Sally-Ann Evans (Author)
Mastering Deputy Headship is essential reading for anyone who is currently a deputy head teacher or aspires to become a deputy head. It sets out not only to identify but address the issues facing newly appointed deputy heads. Drawing on the experience of those who are, and have been, deputies, it examines the skills and practice that enable the role to be handled with dexterity and success.
From the new Leadership Skills in Education Management SeriesMastering Deputy Headship uses a variety of case studies, advice and practical activities and describes how to:
This invaluable book is recommended reading for all actual and aspiring deputy head teachers, school governors, advisers, inspectors, in-house trainers and students on education management courses.
Trevor Kerry has many years of experience as teacher, researcher, trainer and manager. This is a valuable, well written book on the craft of an important but neglected constituency.
Mr T Wragg, University of Exeter
Format: Paperback
Pages: 232
Edition: Reprint
Publisher: Pearson Education
Published: 03 May 2000
ISBN 10: 0273649272
ISBN 13: 9780273649274