Culture as leadership in schools. What prerequisites are required for it to work?
A recent study suggests that culture should be the guiding light in schools. This raises the question: what is academic culture and leadership? Since the founding of the first European university, learning has been managed by masters. These have been hired by students for their cognitive and personal development. In this way, they discovered how the brain and psyche work, central aspects for understanding that learning begins at home and is conditioned by reasoning, being able to draw and father relationships. Academic leadership is taken over from parents, whose parenting style lays the foundation for children's emotional and social adaptation and cognitive development - executive functions. This includes activities such as reasoning - the exchange of ideas through language - wins if there is a divergence of opinion, i.e. what is usually called "high ceilings". Wise school leaders take this into account. 4 pages. Please support the blog via Swish (Sweden), MobilePay (F...