Developing a Culturally Responsive Action Team in Teacher-Led Schools

By Michael Stewart.
Situated in a majority-minority school setting, this action research study focused on developing culturally responsive teaching (CRTchg) approaches in a group of Caucasian teacher leaders.
Where I Bloomed: Exploring Teacher Professional Vitality in the Teacher-Powered School

By Sara Kemper.
This dissertation presents findings from a mixed-methods study exploring teachers’ work lives in teacher-powered schools.
Building from the Ground Up: The Relationship between Structure, Culture and Teachers’ Role in Site Decision-Making at an Educator-Run School

By Kyle Weinberg.
Qualitative data compiled through interviews, observations of decision-making meetings and gathering of site documents clarified how structural and cultural systems shape and are shaped by teachers’ participation in site decision-making.
Distributed leadership, professional collaboration, and teachers’ job satisfaction in U.S. schools

By Darlene García Torres.
This study uses hierarchical linear modeling (HLM) to investigate relationships among distributed leadership, professional collaboration, and teachers’ job satisfaction in U.S. schools.
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