Women at the Top: The Experiences of Two Superintendents

Describes the work and personal experiences of two female school superintendents, how they view themselves as professionals, the concerns they have in relation to their jobs, and how these concerns relate to their being women. How they balance their roles as women and superintendents is explored. (S...

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Published inEquity and Choice Vol. 10; no. 2; p. 59
Main Authors Sherman, Deena A, Repa, J. Theodore
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 1994
Subjects
Elementary Secondary Education
Employed Women
Equal Opportunities (Jobs)
Experience
Self Concept
Sex Discrimination
Sex Role
Success
Superintendents
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Summary:Describes the work and personal experiences of two female school superintendents, how they view themselves as professionals, the concerns they have in relation to their jobs, and how these concerns relate to their being women. How they balance their roles as women and superintendents is explored. (SLD)
ISSN:0882-3863