Educational Administrators: Leaders or Managers?

Abstract

<p>The image is striking. A business man dressed</p> <p>in his suit is sitting on a wooden chair that</p> <p>has been placed on the pebbles very close</p> <p>to the water’s edge. He has his legs crossed,</p> <p>hands in his lap, shoulders back and with</p> <p>an air of authority he is staring out across</p> <p>the lake. In the background one can see the</p> <p>mountains on the other side of the lake, giving</p> <p>way to the expansive sky overhead. Words</p> <p>have been overprinted in the sky which simply</p> <p>read, ‘Now I invent instead of Predict. I am a</p> <p>Visionary’. Underneath the image the rest of</p> <p>the advertisement begins by proclaiming, ‘The</p> <p>Advanced Management Program—Creating</p> <p>Innovators.’</p>