Crisis and Pandemic Leadership

This book provides the theoretical and practical strategies necessary for a school leader to confront many crises that inevitably occur.

Jeffrey Glanz EdD, is a professor of educational administration and supervision at Michlalah Jerusalem College in Jerusalem, Israel. He is series editor of the Rowman & Littlefield School Leadership Series.

Series Editor's Introduction Editor's Introduction Chapter 1: Building Sustainable Systems of Schooling in Turbulent Times: Big Ideas from the Sciences - Karolyn J. Snyder & Kristen M. Snyder Chapter 2: Educating In and Beyond a Crisis: An Australian Perspective - Lisa Vinnicombe Chapter 3: The Challenge of Inequity in Educational Systems under the Coronavirus Pandemic and other Crises: Toward a New Model of Teacher Mentoring - Orly Shapira-Lishchinsky Chapter 4: A Swerve in Practice in Times of Crises: Rethinking Teacher Evaluation Anew - Helen M. Hazi Chapter 5: Rethinking Character Education in the Era of Online Schooling in Crises Shazia Rehman Khan Chapter 6: Instructional Leadership in Times of Crises and the Goal of Schooling - Haim Shaked Chapter 7: Crisis Leadership: Principals' Resilience under Extraordinary Pressure -Mary Lynne Derrington and Sonya Hayes Chapter 8: Changing Educational Paradigms through Distance Learning: Challenges and Opportunities during and after School Crises -Shmuel Shenhav & Ayal Geffon Chapter 9: The Impact of School Crises on Students and Families from a Social Justice Perspective: Practical Suggestions for Teachers and Principals - Katia Gonzalez Chapter 10: Ethical Leadership in Times of Crises: Practical Guidelines and Suggestions - Jeffrey Glanz Future Directions About the Editor & Contributors Index