Teacher as Organizational Leader Module 5
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What has been the traditional requirement for teachers to take on leadership roles?

  • A lengthy, ongoing commitment of time and energy (correct)
  • A decision to continue teaching and administration simultaneously
  • A decision to abandon teaching and focus on leadership
  • A short-term commitment of time and energy
  • What has been the outcome of teachers taking on leadership roles in the past?

  • They became full-time administrators
  • They continued teaching while leading
  • They started their own schools
  • They had to leave teaching to pursue administration (correct)
  • What is the scope of teacher leadership roles in the past?

  • Flexible and dynamic
  • Broad in scope
  • Autonomous
  • Limited in scope (correct)
  • What has recently changed in teacher leadership?

    <p>It has been transformed</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary role of teachers in the past, according to Livingston (1992)?

    <p>Representatives who follow orders</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the expected outcome of this module for pre-service teachers?

    <p>To describe leadership and related concepts</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the title of the module being referred to?

    <p>The Teacher as an Organizational Leader</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the name of the study guide?

    <p>Study Guide in ProfEd 104</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    The Teacher as an Organizational Leader

    • The concept of teacher leadership has evolved over time, transforming from a limited scope to a more prominent role.
    • In the past, teachers have held leadership roles such as team leaders, department chairs, association leaders, and curriculum developers, often serving as "representatives" rather than "leaders" who drive change.
    • Traditional leadership roles for teachers have been inflexible and required a significant time commitment, often leading to a decision to leave teaching for administration.

    Module Learning Objectives

    • By the end of this module, pre-service teachers should be able to describe leadership and related concepts.
    • (The second learning objective is not specified in the provided text.)

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    Study guide for Module 5 of ProfEd 104, covering the teacher's role as an organizational leader, school culture, and community involvement. Focuses on the teacher's responsibilities and relationships within the school and community. Part of the Pangasinan State University curriculum.

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