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The Lamar University Electronic Journal of Student Research Spring 2007 Postmodernism and the Implications for Educational Leadership: National Implications Taiwanna D. Anthony PhD Student in Educational Leadership College of education Prairie View A & M University Technology Applications Dallas Independent School District Dallas, Texas William Allan Kritsonis, PhD Professor and Faculty Mentor PhD Program in Educational Leadership Prairie View A&M University Member of the Texas A&M University System Visiting Lecturer (2005) Oxford Round Table University of Oxford, Oxford, England Distinguished Alumnus (2004) Central Washington University College of education and Professional Studies David E. Herrington, PhD Assistant Professor Department of Educational Leadership and Counseling Prairie View A&M University Member of the Texas &M University System College of education ABSTRACT One could argue that Postmodernism is the wave of the future.
critical thinking presents a challenge in educational leadership as well as educational philosophy. In regards to critical thinking, educational leaders should attempt to develop both theory and the practice to support the reform of education, modeling, teaching and learning.
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