Elements of Change

Authors

Charles E. Myers, Columbus State UniversityFollow

Abstract

Historically there have been many models of change introduced to attempt to improve student achievement. The purpose of this paper was to explore some of the elements of the change process. The researcher conducted a literature review of several of the leading theorists whose research suggests different factors contribute to the success or failure of adopting change. The research suggests the success or failure of adopting change starts with the leader. The research could assist other scholars to understand the many elements of the change process and the possibility of using a combination of those elements for successful implementation of change.

Author's Biographies

Charles E. Myers is a doctoral student at Columbus State University. His research interests include organizational change and the perspectives of teachers of the roles of school administrators regarding student achievement.

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Myers, C. E. (2017). Elements of Change. Perspectives In Learning, 16 (1). Retrieved from https://csuepress.columbusstate.edu/pil/vol16/iss1/4