2010 NZEALS International Educational Leadership Conference Christchurch New Zealand
2010 NZEALS International Educational Leadership Conference Christchurch New Zealand
 

NZEALS International Educational Leadership Conference Christchurch New Zealand

NZEALS Conference, Christchurch, New Zealand
April 7 – 9, 2010
Conference Programme and presentations

Wednesday 7 April
Keynote Address 1   1.30 - 2.30 pm
Room Presenter Title
Chancellor One Professor Bill Mulford Leadership for Learning 6.3MB
     
Session 1   2.35 - 3.15 pm
Room Presenting Authors Title
Chancellor One Dr Kate Thornton Relevance of UK leadership development programmes to the New Zealand ECE context 491KB
Chancellor Three Professor Ann Briggs Leading educational partnerships.  What's new? What's difficult? What's the reward? 536KB
Chancellor Four Colleen Lockie, Dr Ali Wegner Re-adjusting the hubble: Recognising leadership in early childhood
Wellington Dr Jennifer Berger Sustainable professional development: How to select and support learning experiences that last
Christchurch Dr Ibrahim Mohammed Sani Conflict management strategies adopted by headmasters and teachers in the primary schools in Malaysia
     
Session 2   3.35 - 4.15 pm
Room Presenting Authors Title
Chancellor One Professor Carol Cardno Sustaining change through leadership that promotes productive conversations: A case study
Chancellor Three Dr Abdul Ghani Kanesan Abdullah Nurturing Malaysian school leaders' emotional intelligence through brainstorming and emotional mastery training programmes:
Chancellor Four Dr Narottam Bhindi, Dr David Giles Covenantal leadership in education: Reclaiming authentic educational communities 147KB
Wellington Deborah Wansbrough Developing leaders for ECE
Christchurch Dr Kathryn Brennan To thrive not just survive: The art of learning leadership together 956KB
   
Thursday 8 April
Keynote Address 2   8.45 - 9.45 am
Room Presenter Title
Chancellor One Professor Viviane Robinson

Towards an evidence-informed leadership development curriculum
     
Session 3   9.50 - 10.30 am
Room Presenting Authors Title
Chancellor One Dr Cathy Wylie

The Educational Leadership Practices Survey and its uses in schools and for policy 291KB
Chancellor Three Dr Richard Smith, Dr David Giles Creating an educationally and culturally relevant educational leadership programme for Aotearoa/New Zealand's changing society 766KB
Chancellor Four Dr Ruth Gorinski, Craig McDowell Culturally contextualised educational leadership: Connecting  theory and practice 374KB
Wellington Andy Walker Deep end learning - for the leader and the organisation 1.10MB
Christchurch Dr Kate Thornton Leadership journeys: experiences of participants in a doctoral study involving the use of ICT to support leadership development 563KB
     
Session 4 Symposia Session 10.50 - 12.15 pm
Room Presenting Authors Title
Chancellor One Dr Janet Baldwin, Jo Barlow Pedagogical leadership and its influence on outcomes for students: experiences of leaders in a schooling improvement project
Chancellor Three Cheryl Stephens, Distinguished Professor Graham Smith, Rosina Taniwha, Hine Waitere, Meremaihi Williams Educational leadership : A whare wananga response
Chancellor Four Bronwyn Weston, Audrie McKenzie Interdependencies and capacity building within school reform and school improvement - the impact of cognition education leadership in New Zealand, Qatar and Abu Dhabi
Wellington Greg Jansen, Richard Matla Leading Restoratively
Session 4A   10.50 - 11.30 am
Christchurch Tina Helm, Angela Culpin Creating supportive educational environments

 Session 5* (Session 4A and 5 are concurrent with Session 4)

11.35 - 12.15 pm
Christchurch Sue Smorti Juggling relationships and challenge, congruency and contradictions in facilitated action research
 
Thursday 8 April
Keynote Address 3   1.00 - 2.00 pm
Room Presenter Title
Chancellor One Hana O'Regan

Kai hea aku manukura? - Where are my leaders?
     
Session 6   2.05 - 2.45 pm
Room Presenting Authors Title
Chancellor One Robyn Gibbs What is involved in effective literacy leadership? A conceptual framework and proposed practices
Chancellor Three Dr Jenny Collins Go to the principal’s office: The principalship in historical perspective 8.54MB
Chancellor Four Dr Aziah Ismail, Dr Abdul Ghani Kanesan Abdullah The impact of principal’s transformational democratic leadership style on teachers’ job satisfaction and commitment in Malaysian schools
Wellington Dr Jennifer Berger (repeated session) Sustainable professional development: How to select and support learning experiences that last
Christchurch Gaye Tyler-Merrick, Sherryll Wilson We've come a long way: Parent/whanau and teachers' voices in our future 8.76MB
     
Session 7   3.15 - 3.55 pm
Room Presenting Authors Title
Chancellor One Dr Annie Henry, Peter Ross What Makes A Successful Principal? 313KB
Chancellor Three Dr William Frick The contextual challenge: Reexamining the sources and limits of moral school leadership 186KB
Chancellor Four Angela Thorogood Developing a culture of collaboration through the use of peer assessment for learning 114KB
Wellington Susan Graham Supporting extraordinary learning achievements to create a new future 7MB
Christchurch Dr Ruth Gorinski, Peter Allen, Craig McDowell Tailored mentoring for experienced principals 1.25MB
     
Friday 9 April
Keynote Address 4   8.45 - 9.45 am
Room Presenter Title
Chancellor One Dr Ross Notman Fire in the heart, ice in the brain!  Rekindling the human spirit of educational leaders 474KB
     
Session 8   9.50 - 10.30 am
Room Presenting Authors Title
Chancellor One Howard Youngs The challenge of moving beyond day-to-day juggling: Developing sources of leadership that impact on the conditions of student achievement 641KB
Chancellor Four Dr David Giles, Michele Morrison Intentionally exploring leadership as a phenomenon within a postgraduate educational leadership paper: Implications of some particular pedagogical practices
Wellington Ken Avenell Getting it right - appropriate leadership learning
Christchurch Jane Strachan You have to be a servant of all: Melanesian women's educational leadership experiences
     
Session 9 Symposia Session 10.50 - 12.15 pm
Room Presenting Authors Title
Chancellor One Dr Carol Mutch, Ross Hanna, Helen Slyfield,
Sandra Collins, Charles Rolleston		 What ERO national evaluation reports have to tell us about effective leadership in schools, kura and centres 2.90MB
Chancellor Three Chris Jansen, Craig McDowell, Dr Peter Cammock Exploring leadership: Case studies of innovative professional learning groups 1.98MB
Chancellor Four Peter d'Plesse Levers for effect and wellbeing 1.82MB
Wellington Gail Reichert Practical personality profiles - a colourful personality profile for leaders
     
Session 9A

 

 10.50 - 11.30 am
Christchurch Brian Bell Professional support for principals as leaders of learning 187KB
 Session 10* (Session 9A and 10 are concurrent with Session 9)  11.35 - 12.15 pm
Christchurch Peter Verstappen How children, staff and community combine to lead learning in a primary school 1.91MB
     
Friday 9 April
Session 11   1.00 - 1.40 pm
Room Presenting Authors Title
Chancellor Three Rachel McNae Youth leadership in the secondary school:  Seeking and engaging student voice to co-construct sustainable and meaningful leadership learning opportunities 2.58MB
Chancellor Four Dr Lea Hubbard Supporting veteran principals: A matter of coaching and context 9.11MB
Christchurch Peggy Burrows Building school leadership capacity: Leading from the inside out 2.60MB
     
Keynote Address 5   1.45 - 2.45 pm
Room Presenter Title
Chancellor One Dr Peter Cammock The conversations of leadership
     
Room 2.45 – 3.30pm  
Chancellor One Reflections on the Conference:
Panel of invited speakers 
Poroporoaki, Farewells 		 

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