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creators_name: Seitova, Aisham
creators_name: Shegebayev, Maganat
creators_id: aisham@kimep.kz & miaisham@yahoo.com
creators_id: magas@kimep.kz
title: SUCCESSFUL EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP TODAY:CHALLENGES AND REALITIES
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subjects: L1
divisions: IABU
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abstract: This paper provides an examination of different models, characteristics and skills of leadership typically shared by successful leaders in order to determine what makes a successful leader in the educational system. Certain personal characteristics, however, may be possessed in order to develop staff effectively. The focus of the analysis adheres to the leadership in the Kazakhstan schools on the condition of services and the qualities that engage in good leadership. Models and theories are used to measure the requirements of good leadership. A summary of the research and salient findings are provided in the conclusion.
date: 2011-07
pagerange: 1-28
event_title: 2ND REGIONAL CONFERENCE ON EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT
event_location: Institut Aminuddin Baki Cawangan Utara
event_type: conference
refereed: TRUE
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citation:   Seitova, Aisham and Shegebayev, Maganat  (2011) SUCCESSFUL EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP TODAY:CHALLENGES AND REALITIES.  In: 2ND REGIONAL CONFERENCE ON EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT, Institut Aminuddin Baki Cawangan Utara.     
document_url: http://eprints.iab.edu.my/v2/575/1/Aisham%20Seitova_kazakhstan.pdf