Titlebook: Leadership for Inclusive Education; Values, Vision and V G. Mac Ruairc,E. Ottesen,R. Precey Book 2013 SensePublishers 2013 inclusive educat

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Book 2013and how ideas derived from the different perspectives on inclusion impact school leadership practice point to a highly contested field of enquiry. Originally embedded in discourse relating to special education, ideas relating to inclusion are attracting much broader appeal within system reforms in m

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Including Who? Deconstructing the DiscourseFlorian, 2008, p. 202). As a concept it was originally aligned to the developments within special education when thinking shifted from the idea of integration to the more challenging idea of inclusion and mainstreaming of special education provision (Warnock,1978).

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Identity, Inclusion and Leadership and complex process, and an ideal equilibrium between them is never fully attained. Therefore, the major challenge for educators and leaders in particular rather lies in trying to balancing diversity and unity.

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Inclusion Through the Lens of School Culturefrom general management theory. Many authors argue that in order to solve this problem, thinking about management and leadership in education has to take into account the idea of organizational culture as the most adequate and promising approach (Bottery, 1992; Harris,1992).

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Pulling together, not Pulling Apartwho help us see a view of a better future and steer us to towards it whether this be in health care, banking, government or education? We also need managers who can realise that vision and use their skills to try to make the hopes of a better future a reality today.

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Leading Inclusive Schoolsucation combined with a view emerging from scholarship that ‘powerful global and international trends are creating leadership contexts that are increasingly alike’ (Dimmock, 2003) provide the broad context for this chapter.

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Leadership for Inclusion5, Marzano, Waters & McNulty 2005, Day et al 2010). The quality of teaching is rightly the focus for effective education (Hattie, 2010) but without its sound leadership it is unlikely to be effective very long.

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Students and Leadership for Inclusione the involvement onthe part of students in inclusive school leadership. Paraphrasing Freire (Horton andFreire, 1990, p. 107), there is no education without educators, no education withoutstudents and no education without certain objects to be learned.