Honors
Major Honors and Awards
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Honorary Doctorate, Uppsala University, Sweden Fellow Royal Society of Arts (FRSA) Presidential Citation, Australian Council for Education Leaders Contribution to the Field Award, Learning Forward (formerly National Staff Development Council) Laid Foundation Stone, Spring Hill Primary School, Accrington, England (where I was educated as a child) Laureate Chapter Member, Kappa Delta Pi Rockefeller Foundation Writing Fellowship, Villa Serbelloni, Bellagio, Italy Canadian Education Association Whitworth Award for Outstanding Contributions to Educational Research Fellowship of the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Onwel Visiting Fellow Award, Hong Kong University Book of the Year Award, National Staff Development Council, for Change Wars Choice Outstanding Book Award, American Libraries Association, for “Teaching In The Knowledge Society”. Outstanding Book Award, American Educational Research Association, Division B, Curriculum Studies, for “Teaching In The Knowledge Society” Outstanding Writing Award, American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education, for Changing Teachers, Changing Times Koh Professor, National Institute of Education, Singapore Visiting Professor, London Institute of Education, United Kingdom Simon Professor, University of Manchester, United Kingdom Visiting Professor, University of Linkoping, Sweden Special Professor, University of Nottingham, United Kingdom Regent’s Professor, University of California, Santa Cruz Visiting Research Professor, University of Barcelona, Spain Distinguished Visiting Professor, University of Tokyo, Japan Distinguished Visiting Professor, Stockholm Institute of Education, Sweden International Research Professor, Roehampton Institute, United Kingdom Noted Scholar, University of British Columbia, Canada Duncan McArthur Distinguished Visiting Speaker, Queen’s University, Canada The First integrated theory of Teachers' Coping Strategies. Introduced the concept of Reculturing into education and the English language. Invented the now widely used concept of Contrived Collegiality in 1990. Developed the theory of Emotional Geographies. Created the first discussion of Sustainable Leadership. |