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INSTRUCTIONAL LEADERSHIP

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21.4.1Fruitful Topics for Research

21.4.2Research Designs and Methods

21.3.2.2Manages the Instructional Program

21.5Conclusion

Principal Instructional Leadership511role (see Figure 21.2). The PIMRS model was subsequently used to inform the develop-ment of a research instrument, the Principal Instructional Management Rating Scale(PIMRS) (Hallinger, 1982, 1990). Although the PIMRS conceptual model and instru-ment have been used extensively in research and practice, they were never intended to be employed as a “menu.” They have, however, contributed to the body of research evi-dence discussed in this chapter (see Hallinger & Wang, 2015; Leithwood et al., 2008; Robinson et al., 2008; Witziers et al., 2003).21.3.2Instructional Leadership in Practice

21.3.2.3Develops a Positive School Learning Climate

21.3.1The PIMRS Model of Instructional Leadership

21.3.2.1Defines the School Mission

21.2.3A Summary of the Evidence on Principal Leadership Effects

21.1Introduction

21.2.2A Conceptual Model of Leadership and Learning

21.2.1How Does Leadership Impact Learning?

21.2Leadership and Learning

Principal Instructional Leadership

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“But you, Lord Stark ... I think ... no,I know ... he would not kill you, not even for his queen, and theremay lie our salvation.”

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Law and custom gave the baseborn few rights.Gendry, the girl in the Vale, the boy at Storm’s End, none of themcould threaten Robert’s trueborn children ...

Ned remembered Robert’s rst child as well, a daughter born inthe Vale when Robert was scarcely more than a boy himself. Asweet little girl; the young lord of Storm’s End had doted on her. Heused to make daily visits to play with the babe, long after he hadlost interest in the mother. Ned was often dragged along forcompany, whether he willed it or not. The girl would be seventeenor eighteen now, he realized; older than Robert had been when hefathered her. A strange thought.

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That night at the feast, Eddard Stark was more hopeful than hehad been in a great while. Robert was in high good humor, theLannisters were nowhere to be seen, and even his daughters werebehaving. Jory brought Arya down to join them, and Sansa spoke toher sister pleasantly. “The tournament was magnicent,” she sighed.“You should have come. How was your dancing?”“I’m sore all over,” Arya reported happily, proudly displaying ahuge purple bruise on her leg.“You must be a terrible dancer,” Sansa said doubtfully.

“Small honor and twenty thousand golds.” Lord Renly smiled.

Gregor Clegane killed the horse with a single blow of suchferocity that it half severed the animal’s neck. Cheers turned toshrieks in a heartbeat. The stallion went to its knees, screaming as itdied. By then Gregor was striding down the lists toward Ser LorasTyrell, his bloody sword clutched in his st. “Stop him!” Nedshouted, but his words were lost in the roar. Everyone else wasyelling as well, and Sansa was crying.

twining black vines and tiny blue forget-me-nots. Thecommons realized in the same instant as Ned that the blue of theowers came from sapphires; a gasp went up from a thousandthroats. Across the boy’s shoulders his cloak hung heavy. It waswoven of forget-me-nots, real ones, hundreds of fresh blooms sewnto a heavy woolen cape.

Some said it had been Gregorwho’d dashed the skull of the infant prince Aegon Targaryen againsta wall, and whispered that afterward he had raped the mother, theDornish princess Elia, before putting her to the sword.

and back at Winterfell there was a simpleminded stableboynamed Hodor who dwarfed them al

a riderless bloodbay was trotting o in search of grass while Ser Jaime Lannisterrolled in the dirt, golden and dented.

. If he could prove that theLannisters were behind the attack on Bran, prove that they hadmurdered Jon Arryn, this man would listen. Then Cersei would fall,and the Kingslayer with her, and if Lord Tywin dared to rouse thewest, Robert would smash him as he had smashed RhaegarTargaryen on the Trident. He could see it all so clearly.

Renly says he has this sister, a maid offourteen, lovely as a dawn ...”

The thought of Jorey on the throne,with Cersei standing behind him whispering in his ear.

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You never knew Lyanna as I did, Robert,” Ned told him. “Yousaw her beauty, but not the iron underneath. She would have toldyou that you have no business in the melee.”

One was Sansa’s age, with long golden curls; theother perhaps fteen, sandy-haired, with a wisp of a mustache andthe emerald-green eyes of the queen.

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, and it was illfortune to look on the face of death.

In the pale dawn light, the young knight looked as though hewere sleeping. He had not been handsome, but death had smoothedhis rough-hewn features and the silent sisters had dressed him in hisbest velvet tunic

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“No one could withstand him,”she managed at last, proud of herself. It was no lie.Sandor Clegane stopped suddenly in the middle of a dark andempty eld. She had no choice but to stop beside him. “Some septatrained you well. You’re like one of those birds from the SummerIsles, aren’t you? A pretty little talking bird, repeating all the prettylittle words they taught you to recite.”“That’s unkind.” Sansa could feel her heart uttering in her chest.“You’re frightening me. I want to go now.”

The feastwas over, and the beautiful dream had ended with it.

Lannister stumbled and fell.

She wasdrunk on the magic of the night, giddy with glamour, swept awayby beauties she had dreamt of all her life and never dared hope toknow.

He was too beautiful to hate.

“Your mother was my queen of beauty once,” the man saidquietly. His breath smelled of mint. “You have her hair.” His ngersbrushed against her cheek as he stroked one auburn lock

When Sansa nally looked up, a man was standing over her,staring. He was short, with a pointed beard and a silver streak in hishair, almost as old as her father. “You must be one of herdaughters,” he said to her. He had grey-green eyes that did notsmile when his mouth did. “You have the Tully look.”

ansa had neverseen anyone so beautiful. His plate was intricately fashioned andenameled as a bouquet of a thousand dierent owers, and hissnow-white stallion was draped in a blanket of red and white roses.

ansa had almostforgotten about Jeyne.

When LordRenly climbed to his feet, the commons cheered wildly, for KingRobert’s handsome young brother was a great favorite. He handedthe broken tine to his conqueror with a gracious bow. The Houndsnorted and tossed the broken antler into the crowd, where thecommons began to punch and claw over the little bit of gold, untilLord Renly walked out among them and restored the peace.

but Sansa sat with her hands foldedin her lap, watching with a strange fascination. She had never seena man die before. She ought to be crying too, she thought, but thetears would not come. Perhaps she had used up all her tears forLady and Bran. It would be dierent if it had been Jory or SerRodrik or Father, she told herself.

His cloak was blue, the color of thesky on a clear summer’s day, trimmed with a border of crescentmoons, but as his blood seeped into it, the cloth darkened and themoons turned red, one by one.

He overthrew Ser Andar Royce

but when shesaw young Lord Beric Dondarrion, with his hair like red gold andhis black shield slashed by lightning, she pronounced herself willingto marry him on the instant.

Jeyne Poole confessed herself frightened by the look of JalabharXho, an exile prince from the Summer Isles who wore a cape ofgreen and scarlet feathers over skin as dark as night,

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She did not know what was more satisfying: the sound of a dozenswords drawn as one or the look on Tyrion Lannister’s face.

He plans totake a new wife on his ninetieth name day, and has asked your lordfather to honor the wedding with his presence.”

and found Catelyn. He looked at her for a moment,puzzled. She turned her face away, but too late. The dwarf wassmiling. “Lady Stark, what an unexpected pleasure,” he said. “I wassorry to miss you at Winterfell.”

And may he choke on it, Catelyn thought, but it was Branshe saw choking, drowning on his own blood.

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Another singer had once bedded a girl her brother fancied;

“As you say, my lady,” Ser Rodrik agreed. It was only when shelaughed that he realized what he’d done. “The old courtesies diehard, my—my daughter.” He tried to tug on his missing whiskers,and sighed with exasperation

It must not come to war, Catelyn thoughtfervently. They must not let it.

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he Blackwoods and the Brackens, everenemies, whose quarrels her father was obliged to settle;

Catelyn could just make out the muddycrossing where the two great roads met.The crossroads gave her pause

Catelyn envied him that; she had come to fearso much

It is only water, Ser Rodrik,” Catelyn replied. Her hair hung wetand heavy, a loose strand stuck to her forehead, and she couldimagine how ragged and wild she must look, but for once she didnot care.

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Erythema ab igne

nevus anemicus

congenital dermal melanocytosis

Nevus of Ota

tumor of Reed

Urticaria pigmentosa

junctional nevi

lentigines

Patch-stage Kaposi sarcoma

resolving lichen planus

Interface dermatitis

Medical students develop certain constituents ofprofessionalism as part of their lifelong professional identityduring the course of their graduation. Hence, they learn theprofessional ways and means to communicate on social mediaand inculcate the digital networking in their professionalidentities. The Internet can help in this regard where studentscan interact with one another and form communities labeledas virtual communities.[10] Interactions in virtual communitiesare usually frequent because of the availability of Internet onhandheld gadgets and ease of time and venue.[11] Connectingto certain communities of practice gives meaning to theprofessional identity.