El liderazgo docente: ¿Por qué es importante para el desarrollo de los estudiantes?
Resumen
El estudiantado contemporáneo es cada vez más diverso en cuanto a características, necesidades y habilidades. Las instituciones educativas demandan líderes educativos con capacidad de generar ambientes adecuados. Las reformas educativas se han enfocado en el desarrollo integral del estudiantado; sin embargo, falta más capacitación docente. En los enfoques centrados en el aprendizaje, el liderazgo juega un papel crucial. El propósito del ensayo es analizar el liderazgo docente y responder ¿Por qué es importante para el desarrollo del estudiantado? Particularmente, éste se centra en el liderazgo docente y su capacidad para influenciar y transformar al estudiantado, docentes y la educación en general. Se plantea el liderazgo compartido como opción para generar una cultura de liderazgo en las instituciones educativas.
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