Thursday, February 26, 2015

Supporting Multiculturalism and Gender Diversity in University Settings: 9781466683211: Education Books | IGI Global

Supporting Multiculturalism and Gender Diversity in University Settings: 9781466683211: Education Books | IGI Global
Noran L. Moffett with co-authors, Melanie M. Frizzell and Delonn C. Brown contribute chapter (Exemplar of Pearls of Wisdom for the Academy through Dr. Pearlie Dove’s Career in Education) in soon to be published book:
Supporting Multiculturalism and Gender Diversity in University Settings

Saturday, February 21, 2015

Leading Educational Change: reflections on the practice of instructional and transformational leadership

Abstract

Over the past two decades, debate over the most suitable leadership role for principals has been dominated by two conceptual models: instructional leadership and transformational leadership. This article reviews the conceptual and empirical development of these two leadership models. The author concludes that the suitability or effectiveness of a particular leadership model is linked to factors in the external environment and the local context of a school. Moreover, the paper argues that the definitions of the two models are also evolving in response to the changing needs of schools in the context of global educational reforms.
Highly recommended from my review.
http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/0305764032000122005#.VOmIIrDF9yc

Tuesday, February 10, 2015

Pearls of Wisdom from a Woman of Color, Courage and Commitment: Pearlie Craft Dove - Pearlie Craft Dove : Xlibris

Pearls of Wisdom from a Woman of Color, Courage and Commitment: Pearlie Craft Dove - Pearlie Craft Dove : Xlibris

As a student of history and education particularly, at historically Black colleges and universities, the evolution of professional education and the requirements for preparation in teacher education have produced critical thoughts and complementary text. It would seem that the chapters identified for publication in this volume from the ideals of Pearlie C. Dove should join the list of critical volumes for the ages in teacher education. This editor takes pride in knowing that his undergraduate degree came through the preparation program developed under the leadership of Dr. Pearlie C. Dove. When I considered that I was required to read about Mortimer Adler, John Dewey, and George S. Counts, Horace Mann Bond and Carter G. Woodson in my teacher preparation program as a history education major, the contents of this volume seemingly make my educational journey comprehensible. Mainly, this book’s chapters enabled me to realize why great educators can produce a legacy through their body of work for generations. Perhaps, the reader of these volumes from 1960-2014 can acquire an appreciation for the impact of one professor-administrator on a teacher education program, a community of learners, a higher education institution, a sorority, a faith-based institution, and a future professor-administrator. I believe that Pearlie Dove invoked a presence that inspired generations of learners, communities, stakeholders, the profession of teacher education and at ninety-two years of age a beacon of hope for those charting through the turbulent waters of educational change in the twenty-first century.
Noran L. Moffett, Ed.D

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Pearls of Wisdom from a Woman of Color, Courage and Commitment:  Pearlie Craft Dove

Tuesday, February 3, 2015

Pearls of Wisdom from a Woman of Color, Courage and Commitment: Pearlie Craft Dove - Pearlie Craft Dove : Xlibris

Pearls of Wisdom from a Woman of Color, Courage and Commitment: Pearlie Craft Dove - Pearlie Craft Dove : Xlibris
As a student of history and education particularly, at historically Black colleges and universities, the evolution of professional education and the requirements for preparation in teacher education have produced critical thoughts and complementary text. It would seem that the chapters identified for publication in this volume from the ideals of Pearlie C. Dove should join the list of critical volumes for the ages in teacher education. This editor takes pride in knowing that his undergraduate degree came through the preparation program developed under the leadership of Dr. Pearlie C. Dove. When I considered that I was required to read about Mortimer Adler, John Dewey, and George S. Counts, Horace Mann Bond and Carter G. Woodson in my teacher preparation program as a history education major, the contents of this volume seemingly make my educational journey comprehensible. Mainly, this book’s chapters enabled me to realize why great educators can produce a legacy through their body of work for generations. Perhaps, the reader of these volumes from 1960-2014 can acquire an appreciation for the impact of one professor-administrator on a teacher education program, a community of learners, a higher education institution, a sorority, a faith-based institution, and a future professor-administrator. I believe that Pearlie Dove invoked a presence that inspired generations of learners, communities, stakeholders, the profession of teacher education and at ninety-two years of age a beacon of hope for those charting through the turbulent waters of educational change in the twenty-first century.

Thanks for your interest in Dr. Dove's messages,

Noran L. Moffett, Ed.D