In these bigger schools and districts, a need grew for instructors who acquired expertise in certain subjects and for administrators who might presume progressively complicated functions (Spaulding, 1955). One teacher within one school was usually selected to take on the administrative functions. This \"principal\" instructor eventually developed into the role, currently referred to as the “principal.”
The tendency toward specialized functions began in big urban districts and quickly spread to small cities and suburban areas (Tracy, 1995). Concurrently, it was recognized that clergy did not always have the capacity to make educated decisions about instructor effectiveness. Tracy writes, \" Rather than simply understanding the mores of the community, the supervisor now needed to have subject area knowledge and teaching skills \" (p. 323). Clearly, the educational clergy had been ill-prepared for this responsibility.
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