The Principal As Student Advocate: A Guide for Doing What's Best for All Students By M. Scott Norton, Larry K. Kelly, Anna R. Battle

The Principal As Student Advocate: A Guide for Doing What's Best for All Students

The Principal As Student Advocate: A Guide for Doing What's Best for All Students
By M. Scott Norton, Larry K. Kelly, Anna R. Battle

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This book offers practical tools and strategies to help principals become strong advocates for every student in their schools.
 
This tip provides the top nine traits that a principal needs in order to become an effective student advocate, including
  1. Making decisions that are in the best interests of students.
  2. Seeing things from the student's perspective.
  3. Creating an environment in which students can focus on their interestes and strengths.
  4. Viewing the school as an inclusive learning site.

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