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Feeling Guilty for Not Being an Instructional Leader? Don't

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First published online November, 1973

Feeling Guilty for Not Being an Instructional Leader? Don't

Volume 57, Issue 376

https://doi.org/10.1177/019263657305737601

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Asserting that instructional leadership has been the most widely accepted educational chimera of recent history, this writer debunks it as an impracticable idea. Improving learning should be the goal, he says.

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