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Capacity building is valuable and importantbecause of its many long-term impacts. For example, ... Strengthened confidence, skills, knowledge, and resources that increase from capacity building efforts on one project may enhance a community partner's ability to envision and take action on other projects.

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Importance Of Building Capacity in Schools

Author Misty M. Kirby, Ph.D. · October 9, 2019 ·1585



There exists little evidence as to the direct effects school leaders have on student achievement (1). The reading expert Kelly Gallagher (2) asserts that the “Teacher is the X factor” in the classroom. What, then, can school leaders and education researchers do to provide direction for a school improvement collaboration? We look to the context of the school to explore where school leaders can nurture and build teaching staff to create a truly excellent school that values the inclusive and equitable access to education.

Very often, the school leader is also the instructional leader, who is responsible for student achievement and works as a change agent to build capacity with a teaching staff (3). To build capacity effectively, change needs to occur in the following processes simultaneously: pedagogical, content, cognitive, affective, behavioral, and organizational processes. Not easy! However, effective leaders nurture a collective vision, This vision is carried out to motivated teachers who will in turn work with students to achieve at high levels. Instructional leaders must allow space and time for to continuously build teacher capacity to better invest for our students. Academic optimism is but one construct to study how teachers’ knowledge, skills, and dispositions can affect student achievement and how students feel about school.

Academic optimism (AO) is a shared belief that student learning is important, that teachers have the capacity to help students achieve and that students and parents can be trusted to work cooperatively to help students succeed academically (4). Academic optimism looks beyond the cognitive (i.e. collective efficacy) and considers the affective (i.e. trust in students and parents and carers) and the behavioral (i.e. academic emphasis) domains.

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