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The majority of instructors felt that their leadership style in the classroom was effective based on feedback and evaluations, although only half of the instructors indicated that the university or college they teach at offers leadership training. Keyword: leadership style, transformational leadership, situational leadership, postsecondary Strong school leadership is second only to classroom instruction in school-related factors that impact student learning. This should not be surprising: school leaders create the structures that impact teachers' working conditions and ability to successfully teach students. in order to achieve the latter, schools must strive to educate their students by promoting positive values (integrity, compassion and fairness), love of lifelong learning, and fostering citizenship and personal, economic and social capabilities.10for successful leadership, these social outcomes are likely to be deemed as important as promoting … View Abstract View PDF Share Article. Carly R. Speranza and Angela Pierce 10.12806/V18/I3/A2. Introduction. The study of leadership became a scholarly activity in the early 20 th century, and since then multiple practices and approaches have taken hold in the workforce (Northouse, 2016). Today, bookstores are filled with shelves of manuscripts and publications devoted to the art and science of leadership teams, and classroom teachers. Hallinger and Heck (2010) note that, in the twenty-first century, instructional leadership has been 'reincarnated' as 'leadership for learning'. This tends to stress shared or distributed leadership, counteracting the principal-centric approach of the instructional model.