LEADERSHIP COMMUNICATION IN EDUCATION: IMPLICATIONS AND CHALLENGES

Effective communication is the foundation of successful educational leadership. By understanding and applying the right communication strategies, educational leaders can make positive changes and achieve excellence in their educational institutions. This concept paper aims to analyse the role of communication in educational leadership as well as identify effective strategies and challenges faced by educational leaders in communicating vision, mission and values to all stakeholders. Through the theoretical framework of sustainable leadership, interpersonal communication, and organizational communication, this article examines how effective communication can affect school climate, student motivation and performance as well as change management in educational institutions. In addition, this concept paper also discusses effective communication strategies such as the use of verbal and non-verbal communication, a two-way communication approach and the importance of active listening. Challenges discussed include cultural and language barriers, technological constraints as well as psychological and emotional barriers. This article summarizes that effective communication is an important element in successful educational leadership and provides suggestions for improving the communication skills of educational leaders.

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International Journal of Law Government and Communication
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2024-12-22
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https://doi.org/10.35631/ijlgc.938033
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Education and Critical Thinking Development
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Effective communication is the foundation of successful educational leadership. By understanding and applying the right communication strategies, educational leaders can make positive changes and achieve excellence in their educational institutions. This concept paper aims to analyse the role of communication in educational leadership as well as identify effective strategies and challenges faced by educational leaders in communicating vision, mission and values to all stakeholders. Through the theoretical framework of sustainable leadership, interpersonal communication, and organizational communication, this article examines how effective communication can affect school climate, student motivation and performance as well as change management in educational institutions. In addition, this concept paper also discusses effective communication strategies such as the use of verbal and non-verbal communication, a two-way communication approach and the importance of active listening. Challenges discussed include cultural and language barriers, technological constraints as well as psychological and emotional barriers. This article summarizes that effective communication is an important element in successful educational leadership and provides suggestions for improving the communication skills of educational leaders.

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