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Education: B.A. Brown University

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Lev Vygotsky's model of sociocultural learning theory states that a learner's environment plays a significant role in their learning. According to Honig, the sociocultural learning theory is empirical to the policies which govern the educational realm (2008). The emphasis that is placed upon  the importance of collaboration and correlation between interpersonal interactions and shared work by district leaders and school colleagues dictates the teaching and learning improvements efforts affiliated with the implementation of this theory (Honig, 2008). 

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Lev Vygotsky's model of sociocultural learning theory states that a learner's environment plays a significant role in their learning. According to Honig, the sociocultural learning theory is empirical to the policies which govern the educational realm (2008). The emphasis that is placed upon  the importance of collaboration and correlation between interpersonal interactions and shared work by district leaders and school colleagues dictates the teaching and learning improvements efforts affiliated with the implementation of this theory (Honig, 2008). 

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Learning is the gaining of new knowledge, and the ability to apply that new knowledge in order to improve performance (https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/learning). According to Honig (2008), the Organizational Learning Theory is the process of creating, retaining, and transferring knowledge within an organization. With this in mind, the theory dictates the process by which central office administrators  effectively participate in teaching and learning improvement efforts at the central office level. 

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Learning is the gaining of new knowledge, and the ability to apply that new knowledge in order to improve performance (https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/learning). According to Honig (2008), the Organizational Learning Theory is the process of creating, retaining, and transferring knowledge within an organization. With this in mind, the theory dictates the process by which central office administrators  effectively participate in teaching and learning improvement efforts at the central office level. 

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Honig conducted her own research to correlate the two learning theories as they pertain to the framework by which the central office administrators participate in shared work by district leaders and school colleagues to improve teaching and learning efforts (2008). In her findings she found that much of central office administrators' engagement was influenced by community leaders and the overall readiness of school affiliates in their learning partnerships(Honig, 2008).   

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Honig conducted her own research to correlate the two learning theories as they pertain to the framework by which the central office administrators participate in shared work by district leaders and school colleagues to improve teaching and learning efforts (2008). In her findings she found that much of central office administrators' engagement was influenced by community leaders and the overall readiness of school affiliates in their learning partnerships(Honig, 2008).   

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Much is to be learned from the organizational learning theorists as they affiliate political tensions and powers struggles as the defining factor that determines the basis for central office life (Honig, 2008). Therefore, concluding that neither learning theory is prevalent in teaching and learning improvement efforts at the central office level (Honig, 2008).   

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Much is to be learned from the organizational learning theorists as they affiliate political tensions and powers struggles as the defining factor that determines the basis for central office life (Honig, 2008). Therefore, concluding that neither learning theory is prevalent in teaching and learning improvement efforts at the central office level (Honig, 2008).   

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HONIG, M. I. (2008). District Central Offices as Learning Organizations: How Sociocultural and Organizational Learning Theories Elaborate District Central Office Administrators' Participation in Teaching and Learning Improvement Efforts. American Journal Of Education, 114(4), 627-664. 

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HONIG, M. I. (2008). District Central Offices as Learning Organizations: How Sociocultural and Organizational Learning Theories Elaborate District Central Office Administrators' Participation in Teaching and Learning Improvement Efforts. American Journal Of Education, 114(4), 627-664. 

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Meredith Honig: Beyond Setting an Instructional Vision