Ethics of Educational Leadership, The (Allyn & Bacon Educational Leadership) 2nd Edition

This book was required for a course I was taking in Leadership Principles and ethics. After the course I saw no reason to keep the book. It was not the primary book for the course however it was of value and I did cite the content quite a bit for that specific course. The one thing I got out of this book that will stick with me is that ethics is all about about human conduct, what is and what is not acceptable. It is not about truth, it is about cultural norms and therefore subject to change at the whims of culture. Sometimes I will rent a book and decide I want to keep it because it has information that I find quite valuable and believe I will need it in the future. This is not one of those books. I recommend you rent this book if you are taking a course that requires it.

This is a deep, complex textbook on all the philosophies related to Educational Leadership. The case studies, exercises, and discussion questions are relevant and well organized.

I was required to buy this book for a class I am taking. It is quite good.

IT was an easy read

As advertised

This is one of those authors that likes to use a lot of busy vocabulary to prove he's intelligent. It's really not necessary. I used this text only when I had to for the course. It was difficult to see how it pertained to Curriculum and Instruction. Poor choice by the university.

The author presents leadership in a secular manner. It is an easy read and was used to compare Christian leadership.

Very helpful and meaningful information!