Syllabus for EDU610 -- Middle Management and Organizational Behavior
Graduate Credit:  3 semester hours. Prerequisites:  EDU601 -- Foundations of School Administration
Catalog Description:  A study of the organizational structure for the middle manager to facilitate the goals and objectives of the unit; implementation of a management process for the middle manager most appropriate to a specific middle manager’s position; prediction of the consequences of selected management processes; verbalization and demonstration of the technical skills that are necessary to perform formative and summative teacher and staff evaluations; and verbalization and demonstration of supervisory skills. Taught Summer II 1998 and Summer II 1999 by Dr. Bruce Lewis.

Bookmarks for Administration courses compiled and developed by Dr. Lewis.

Administrative Resources for EDU601 is a webpage developed by Susie Pack and Kerry Reid. It contains an annotated bibliography of sources used during Summer I, 1999, to complete the Modules of EDU601.

Leadership Styles is a PowerPoint presentation created by Tony Taylor as part of a group inservice presentation during Summer I, 1999, in EDU601.

EDU 506 (Computer Applications in Education) is a graduate-level course in the M.Ed. program, wherein the students created a variety of technology-based projects for use within their own classrooms under Dr. Lewis' direction. Of particular interest to administrators will be the WebQuest, Parental and Community Involvement in Schools, created by Nzinga Teamer and Annette Cornelius, Fall, 1998.
 

Step-by-step INSTRUCTIONS for the creation of interactive webpages
are available for both Windows-PC and Macintosh computer operating systems.

BOOKMARKS for Educators, helpful in the creation of interactive webpages,
are available for both Windows-PC and Macintosh computer operating systems.