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Curriculum Leadership

Wesley Null
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compassion
courage moderation
Curriculum
Curriculum Development
Curriculum leadership
Curriculum Management
Curriculum Theory and Practice
deliberative approach
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ethics
forthcoming
gender
Humility
Introduction to Curriculum Studies
moral philosophy
race
virtue theory
Virtues

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  • ISBN 9798881805364
  • Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
  • Publication Date: 06 Aug 2026
  • Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Hardback
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Modern-day curriculum leaders too often receive shallow trainings that promise to “fix” schools, yet ready-made solutions to the complex social and moral challenges that face schools do not exist. Curriculum Leadership provides those who lead curriculum discussions with a humanistic foundation that embraces the moral aspect of curriculum.
Null focuses on ten virtues essential for good curriculum making: humility, courage, compassion, justice, wisdom, practical wisdom, perseverance, faith, hope, and love. Each chapter begins with a broad discussion of that virtue before turning to two role models who exemplify that virtue. Readers will gain a richer understanding of how these virtues improve our lives individually and collectively. Only through the formation of people who possess these virtues can our institutions weather the storm that is upon us.
About Wesley Null
Wesley Null, Ph.D., is Professor of Curriculum and Foundations of Education in the School of Education and the Honors College at Baylor University. He also serves as Baylor’s Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education. In that role he has overseen hundreds of curriculum change proposals during the last fifteen years, including Baylor’s first revision of its core curriculum since World War II.

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