Educational leadership in Hungary
Authors
Baráth, TiborHorváth, László
Nóbik, Attila
Verderber, Éva
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Ševkušić, Slavica
Malinić, Dušica

Teodorović, Jelena
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The paper deals with school leadership in Hungary, providing a historical
perspective. We review the system changes from the decentralization process
following the change of the regime in 1990 to the current centralization process
initiated with the 2011 Law on National Public Education. The article focuses on
school and leadership autonomy as linchpins of national education systems, analysing
different roles (operation, control, maintenance, professional operation) of
different stakeholders (maintainer, school, principal, educating staff). We describe
the process and requirements of becoming a principal in Hungary, directly focusing
on education programmes for school leadership and the evaluation and assessment
system of acting principals. The final section deals with different research projects
which aim to better understand school leadership through the lenses of organizational
culture and effectiveness (Competing Values Framework) and the rhetoric of
the learning organi...zation, managing learning schools. Finally, future development
prospects are discussed.
Keywords:
school leadership / autonomy / responsibility / learning organization / HungarySource:
Leadership in education : Initiatives and trends in selected European countries, 2019, 113-134Publisher:
- Belgrade : Institute for Educational Research
- Jagodina : Faculty of Education, University of Kragujevac
- Szeged : Hungarian-Netherlands School of Educational Management, University of Szeged
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IPITY - CHAP AU - Baráth, Tibor AU - Horváth, László AU - Nóbik, Attila AU - Verderber, Éva PY - 2019 UR - http://ipir.ipisr.org.rs/handle/123456789/681 AB - The paper deals with school leadership in Hungary, providing a historical perspective. We review the system changes from the decentralization process following the change of the regime in 1990 to the current centralization process initiated with the 2011 Law on National Public Education. The article focuses on school and leadership autonomy as linchpins of national education systems, analysing different roles (operation, control, maintenance, professional operation) of different stakeholders (maintainer, school, principal, educating staff). We describe the process and requirements of becoming a principal in Hungary, directly focusing on education programmes for school leadership and the evaluation and assessment system of acting principals. The final section deals with different research projects which aim to better understand school leadership through the lenses of organizational culture and effectiveness (Competing Values Framework) and the rhetoric of the learning organization, managing learning schools. Finally, future development prospects are discussed. PB - Belgrade : Institute for Educational Research PB - Jagodina : Faculty of Education, University of Kragujevac PB - Szeged : Hungarian-Netherlands School of Educational Management, University of Szeged T2 - Leadership in education : Initiatives and trends in selected European countries T1 - Educational leadership in Hungary EP - 134 SP - 113 UR - https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_ipir_681 ER -
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Baráth, T., Horváth, L., Nóbik, A.,& Verderber, É.. (2019). Educational leadership in Hungary. in Leadership in education : Initiatives and trends in selected European countries Belgrade : Institute for Educational Research., 113-134. https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_ipir_681
Baráth T, Horváth L, Nóbik A, Verderber É. Educational leadership in Hungary. in Leadership in education : Initiatives and trends in selected European countries. 2019;:113-134. https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_ipir_681 .
Baráth, Tibor, Horváth, László, Nóbik, Attila, Verderber, Éva, "Educational leadership in Hungary" in Leadership in education : Initiatives and trends in selected European countries (2019):113-134, https://hdl.handle.net/21.15107/rcub_ipir_681 .