I will pay for the following article Educational Leadership Policy Standards. The work is to be 5 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

I will pay for the following article Educational Leadership Policy Standards. The work is to be 5 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. The standards represent the main themes that should be focused on to ensure the success of every student. All these standards are focused on promoting the success of every student (School Leadership Briefing, 2013).

Modelling the way means the leaders decide on how an organization should be managed. they develop standards and principles that will ensure certain objectives are achieved. They decide the aims of the organization, and so steer the way for peers, customers, colleagues, and constituents. In a corporate responsibility duty, for example, the leader decides on appropriate projects and strategies he thinks are fit (Kouzes & Posner, 2011).

1. That a leader should facilitate the development, communication, execution, and stewardship of a supported and shared vision of learning, among stakeholders in order to promote every student’s success.

A standard one is similar to modelling the way. There is a vision of learning that is expected to promote the success of every student. The leader facilitates the development, implementation, articulation, and stewardship of that vision. He leads the way in finding strategies, objectives, and other management practices that can be used to do all the above ( School Leadership Briefing, 2013).

The fifth standard requires a leader to act in an ethical manner, with fairness, and with integrity (School Leadership Briefing, 2013). This can be linked to the first exemplary leadership practice, for the leader will decide on how to achieve integrity, fairness and ethical behaviours in the organization.

The first standard also reveals the leader’s characteristic of a shared vision. The standard requires that a leader sets a vision of learning that can be shared by many school stakeholders (School Leadership Briefing, 2013).

In organizational management, there are certain practices that are considered the norm and challenging them would mean a big loss or risk for the company.&nbsp.