The Teacher Leader Model Standards (2011) recognize the importance of all types of teacher leadership in school improvement. The standards point
out that “The traditional hierarchical structure of U.S. schools, in which
teachers experience a flat career path and work in isolation from colleagues is
a holdover from the 19th century, when teachers were considered to
be interchangeable parts akin to factory workers” (p. 28). The standards embrace a new paradigm in 21st
century education, in which teachers have voice and power in the improvement
and advancement of our schools. These standards recognize the multifaceted
nature of formal and informal teacher leadership and encourage improvement and
development of these roles through seven domains, in order to positively affect
student achievement.
http://www.teacherleaderstandards.org/
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