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Starting with William Purkey and Betty Siegel in the United States, and now reaching into mainland China...and beyond.
"This model (Invitational Leadership) shifts from emphasizing control and dominance to one that focuses
on connectedness, cooperation, and communication....it is founded on the principles of respect, trust, optimism, intentionality
and caring." Purkey and Siegel in Becoming an Invitational Leader.
2003
Invitational Education aims to guide students, and teachers, to their highest human potential
- intellectually, socially, physically, emotionally and morally. It offers a highly useful and powerfully structured
approach to creating a worthy school culture, and is therefore a proven, powerful, transformational initiative.
Imagine improving your relationships with others by doing a better job of modeling your core values.....especially
if your values include respect, trust, optimism, intentionality and caring. Imagine a specific relationship of great
importance to you, improved by your actions demonstrating respect, trust, optimism, intentionality and caring on your part.
Keep imagining, then explore some collaborative creative problem
solving, and make some small innovations aimed at improving the culture you live and work in.....stay with it....keep checking
the vision and the current reality (see Plato and Aristotle in the Raphael painting) and keep adjusting.
You
might be creating the future you prefer!
Invitational Education - Fundamentals & Advanced
School Transformation Through Invitational Education by William Purkey and David Strahan - Permission Requested
Stars & Starfish
Hong Kong & China: Reflections and Plans - Foshan, Guangzhou, Liannan & Zhongshan
Figure 1
Develop Human Potential - Figure 1
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Reviewing the Fundamentals of Invitational Education
School Transformation Through Invitational Education by Purkey & Strahan
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Invitational Education & Invitational (Teacher) Leadership "This
model (Invitational Leadership) shifts from emphasizing control and dominance to one that focuses on connectedness, cooperation,
and communication....it is founded on the principles of respect, trust, optimism, intentionality and caring." Purkey
and Siegel in Becoming an Invitational Leader. 2003 Invitational
Education aims to guide students to their highest potential - intellectually, socially, physically, emotionally and morally.
It offers a highly useful and powerfully structured approach to creating a worthy school culture, and is therefore a
proven, powerful, transformational initiative.
Imagine improving your relationships
with others by doing a better job of modeling your core values.....especially if your values include respect, trust,
optimism, intentionality and caring. Imagine a specific relationship of great importance to you, improved by your actions
demonstrating respect, trust, optimism, intentionality and caring on your part. Keep
imagining, then explore some collaborative creative problem solving, and make some small innovations aimed at improving
the culture you live and work in.....stay with it....keep checking the vision and the current reality (see Plato and Aristotle
in the Raphael painting) and keep adjusting. You might be creating the future you prefer!
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