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Leading Learning Change Student Achievement Today!

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Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

21.10.2009

Verlag

Corwin

Seitenzahl

154

Maße (L/B/H)

25,4/17,8/0,9 cm

Gewicht

304 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-4129-7870-5

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

21.10.2009

Verlag

Corwin

Seitenzahl

154

Maße (L/B/H)

25,4/17,8/0,9 cm

Gewicht

304 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-4129-7870-5

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • List of Tables
    List of Resources
    Preface
    Who Will Benefit From This Book?
    How Is the Book Organized?
    What Are the Special Features?
    Reflection
    Acknowledgments
    About the Author
    1. Introduction and Background
    How Did the Research Begin?
    Why Interview Research?
    Who Participated in the Interviews?
    What Actions Do These Leaders Take?
    Reflection
    Helpful Terms
    2. Focus the Culture on Learning: Make Decisions for Student Learning
    Leader in Action: Paula St. Francis, Rimfire Elementary School
    Leader in Action: Les Potter, Silver Sands Middle School
    Leader in Action: Carol Moore, Osceola High School
    Leader in Action: Cynthia Dodge, Lake Silver Elementary and Special School
    Reflection
    Practical Tips
    Trends in Focusing Culture on Learning and Making Decisions for Learning
    Helpful Terms
    3. Stimulate Intellectual Growth
    Leader in Action: Linda Roman, Fort Wayne Community Schools
    Leader in Action: Dale Moxley, Round Lake Charter Elementary School
    Leader in Action: Harold Border, Hunter's Creek Middle School
    Leader in Action: Jane Phelps, Middle School Social Studies
    Reflection
    Practical Tips
    Trends in Stimulating Intellectual Growth
    Helpful Terms
    Resources for Leaders
    4. Invest Personally in the Change
    Leader in Action: Paul Sansom, Adairville K-8 School
    Leader in Action: Donald Fennoy, Phillip O. Berry Academy of Technology
    Leader in Action: Bill Vogel, Seminole County Schools
    Reflection
    Practical Tips
    Trends in Making a Personal Investment
    Helpful Terms
    5. Collaborate to Optimize Success
    Leaders in Action:Principals, Citrus County Middle School
    Leader in Action: Todd Trimble, Legacy Middle School
    Leader in Action: Mike Armbruster, Ocoee High School
    Leaders in Action: UCF-Progress Energy Leadership Institute
    Reflection
    Practical Tips
    Trends in Collaboration
    Helpful Terms
    6. Strategize for Consistency
    Leader in Action: Nancy Simon, Central Ridge Elementary School
    Leader in Action: Jaime Quinones, Shafter High School
    Leader in Action: Tom Curry, Citrus County Schools
    Reflection
    Practical Tips
    Trends of Leaders Who Strategize for Consistency
    Helpful Terms
    7. Let the Data Speak: Then Take Action
    Leader in Action: Barrett Nelson, Lewisburg K-8 School
    Leader in Action: Connie Collins, Crooms Academy of Information Technology
    Leader in Action: Van Mitchell, Colonial High School
    Leader in Action: Anna Marie Cote, Seminole County Schools
    Reflection
    Practical Tips
    Trends in Data-Based Decision Making
    Helpful Terms
    8. Engage Families in Learning
    Leader in Action: Gonzalo La Cava, Oakshire Elementary School
    Leader in Action: Nancy Velez, Leesburg High School
    Leader in Action: Grant Rivera, South Cobb High School
    Leader in Action: Peter Gorman, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools
    Reflection
    Practical Tips
    Trends to Engage Families in Learning
    Helpful Terms
    9. Influence Through the Political Environment
    Principals and the District Political Environment
    District Leaders
    Leader in Action: Carol Kelley, New Smyrna Beach High School
    Leader in Action: Beverly Perrault, Wicklow Elementary School
    Leader in Action: Pam Tapley, St. Cloud High School
    Leader in Action: Barbara Jenkins, Orange County Public Schools
    Reflection
    Practical Tips
    Trends in Leveraging the Political Environment
    Helpful Terms
    10. Reflections on Leading Learning for Second Order Change
    Curriculum
    Instruction
    Assessment
    Concluding Thoughts
    Resource A: Principal Interview Protocol
    Resource B: District Leader Interview Protocol
    Resource C: Guidelines for Collaborative Sessions, Rimfire Elementary School
    Resource D: Team Meeting Notes, Hunter's Creek Middle School
    Resource E: Leadership Team, Crystal River High School 2007-2008
    Resource F: Walkthrough Comment Card, Citrus County Schools
    Resource G: Ridgeback Reflections, Central Ridge Elementary School
    Resource H: Excerpts From Attendance Policy, Leesburg High School
    References
    Index