PERFORMANCE STANDARDS and INDICATORS for
Leaders: ISLLC-Based Models. The Performance Standards and Indicators are a long-awaited product of a national collaboration among state education agency (SEA) officials. They describe observable expectations that are embedded in leadership policy standards, such as the ISLLC Standards for School Leaders (CCSSO, 1996). They are a scaffold for ...
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