Titlebook: Learning-Centred Leadership in Higher Education; Sustainable Approach Ralf St. Clair Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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Book 2020e author examines this central thesis across a variety of areas and functions of higher education that are vital to the development and success of this shared endeavour. This book will be of interest and value to both new and established university leaders, as well as scholars of leadership in higher education more generally..

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Leadership Matters,tion is introduced, as are the origins and key ideas of learning-centred leadership. The chapter closes by identifying five commitments underpinning and framing the development and implementation of learning-centred leadership in higher education.

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Learning and Leadership, contemporary higher education. This will involve both challenging dominant ideologies and raising the profile of experiential knowledge and learning within the academy. The chapter ends by explicating the links between learning and leadership, and how they can be mutually supportive factors in the university.

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Structuring the Learning-Centred Institution,e context of faculty professional development, building a leadership team, as well as communications and development. Learning allows a coherent narrative to be built, linking these areas together and ensuring these different aspects of resource utilisation are supporting the institutional vision.

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Closing Thoughts, tries to bridge those imperatives by using a curiosity as the implicit starting point, one resonating with the foundations of our universities. After all, without curiosity, how can we learn and build our knowledge?

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Book 2020igher education leaders towards a reactive and transactional style, the author argues that placing learning at the centre of the decision-making process ultimately grounds higher education leadership in values. Illustrated by numerous case studies and informed by Peter Senge’s theory of learning, th