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Accounting for materials and labour,r a changing world. A particular area is the education doctorate (Walker, Golde, Jones, Conklin-Bueschel, & Hutchings, 2008) that includes redefining preparation and professional development in educational leadership.

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Costing and Control for Materialsn examination of the power that discourse (Apple, 2001; Derrida, 1982; Foucault, 1983; Gee, 1996, 1999) has in relation to curriculum in leadership preparation and the cultural values of the program (Barnard, 1938; Martin, 1992). Next, we augment this discussion with narratives from our experiences

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-9722-1 crafting, and implementing an innovative scholar practitioner doctoral degree. The discussion consists of the experiences in developing an Ed.D. program in partnership with the Carnegie Project on the Education Doctorate (CPED), and the importance of the role played by our critical friends (Duquesn

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Baohong Zhang,Mehboob-ur- Rahmanreplaced the conventional Ed.D. dissertation with a team-produced, client-consultant-oriented, culminating report. This chapter describes the purpose and principles associated with the “Capstone” project and details three courses that underscore the intentional “fit” between the curriculum and the C

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Shakeel Ahmad,Mirza Hasanuzzamanfically this body of research suggests that an effective Ed.D. program (a) builds upon the experience-based mental models learners use to guide their thinking, (b) engages learners in rich experiences that expand their mental models, and (c) involves learners in settings where they have opportunitie