Book of the Week: Insights into Action: Successful School Leaders Share What Works By William Sterrett

Insights into Action: Successful School Leaders Share What Works

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Insights into Action: Successful School Leaders Share What Works
By William Sterrett

Do you ever wonder whether researchers and professional developers really know what it s like to be a school leader? Do you sometimes struggle to connect articles and conference presentations with the challenges you face day to day?
For award-winning educator William Sterrett, the answer to those questions was a resounding yes. So he made it his mission to identify the most important issues facing today s school leaders and offer practical, effective strategies for success. Drawing on his own experience as a teacher and principal and on interviews with nine distinguished practitioners--including Carol Ann Tomlinson, Richard DuFour, Baruti Kafele, and James Popham--Sterrett merges current research and theory with lessons from successful educators who have truly "been there, done that."
Each chapter of Insights into Action carefully examines a particular topic of relevance, translating research and experience into replicable, sustainable practices and offering ways to overcome barriers to success. You ll learn

* How to be a more effective leader, including ways to turn your school vision into reality, become a learning leader, make professional development more meaningful, and achieve the elusive work-life balance;
* How to strengthen your learning community by differentiating instruction and leadership, fostering a positive school climate, and incorporating learning experiences outside the classroom; and
* How to face the challenges of today, including ways to infuse technology into your school community, gather and apply useful data, and turn crises both big and small into success for all.

Each chapter includes Action Items and In-the-Field Activities to extend the discussion, help you apply the book s insights and strategies, and enable you to realize actual growth in your school.

In a job filled with constant stressors and challenges, it s important to have a solid, well-grounded perspective. Insights into Action offers both practical lessons and inspiration to handle whatever comes your way.

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