Utilizing the Critical Inclusive Praxis: The voyage of five selected school principals in building inclusive school cultures

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This article integrates relevant literature with the lived experiences of five school principals regarding how they utilized different leadership styles to build an inclusive school culture. The conceptual framework – a Critical Inclusive Praxis, including culture, change, leadership, inclusion and challenge – provided a base for the literature and field research. The framework reinforces principals’ responsibility to continuously transform the school through reflective, critical and dialogical action in order to nourish and sustain a strong culture. The study shows that it is essential that principals understand the five elements of a Critical Inclusive Praxis and how they intersect to build socially just and democratic schools.

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Osiname, A. T. (2018). Utilizing the Critical Inclusive Praxis: The voyage of five selected school principals in building inclusive school cultures. Improving Schools, 21(1), 63–83. https://doi.org/10.1177/1365480217717529

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