[ELM#1027] Why Instructional Leadership Initiatives Fail to Improve Student Achievement

Instructional leadership often fails to improve student outcomes when it’s applied without context and intended follow-through. Many initiatives result in surface-level changes and initiative fatigue rather than lasting impact.

Deepening instructional leadership requires a shift from top-down mandates to influencing environments where teachers thrive. It entails supporting shared leadership, quality teaching, and aligned systems that reinforce meaningful learning.

#EducationalLeader,

Kim

“When students are led well, they learn well.”

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