Engage your school communities in collaboratively solving your biggest problems Schools are complex places where problems come in all shapes and sizes, and where decisions impact students' lives. Leading groups in solving these problems sometimes can be a daunting task. Collaborative Problem Solving outlines a process to help veteran and new leaders alike to create thoughtful, organized, and collaborative solutions for the simple to the most difficult problems they face. Rooted in theory, this comprehensive guide presents a seven-step process that addresses all types of problems. Each chapter…mehr
Engage your school communities in collaboratively solving your biggest problems Schools are complex places where problems come in all shapes and sizes, and where decisions impact students' lives. Leading groups in solving these problems sometimes can be a daunting task. Collaborative Problem Solving outlines a process to help veteran and new leaders alike to create thoughtful, organized, and collaborative solutions for the simple to the most difficult problems they face. Rooted in theory, this comprehensive guide presents a seven-step process that addresses all types of problems. Each chapter outlines the tasks and procedures required to successfully navigate each step, while providing helpful analogies and illustrations, alongside common foibles and fumbles leaders should avoid. Additional features include: * An explanation of participatory problem-solving * Prerequisites for successful collaboration and rules for collaborative leaders * "Task Cue Cards" that offer facilitation lesson plans to approach each step in the process * A "Problem Solver's Toolbox" that covers meeting designs, roles, communication strategies, and more * An annotated guide for further reading, providing a wealth of additional information and resources Practical and relevant, this book is a user-friendly manual for school leaders seeking to employ a problem-solving process that works so that they and their teams can feel confident their efforts will result in a successful resolution.
Lawrence A. Machi is a Professor Emeritus of Organizational Leadership at the University of La Verne, in La Verne, California. He holds an MA in curriculum development and an Ed.D. in organizational leadership. He has taught research methods and design and has chaired doctoral dissertation research in addition to teaching classes in organizational development. He has extensive experience in higher education, and prior to his tenure at La Verne, he taught in schools of education at the University of San Francisco, St. Mary's College of California, and Sonoma State University. Dr. Machi has served as a Fulbright Specialist and recently completed his third assignment in Taiwan at National Chung Cheng University, where he currently serves as a visiting professor. With K-12 experience as well, he has worked as a secondary teacher and served as a school administrator in both secondary and elementary school districts in northern California. He has occupied the roles of vice principal, principal, assistant superintendent, and superintendent, frequently consulting with many California school districts and nonprofit organizations. His specialties are in the areas of organizational leadership, finance, negotiations, organizational development, and strategic thinking.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1: School Problem Solving in a Nutshell Chapter 2: Identify and Define the Problem Chapter 3: Develop a Common Understanding and Intent Chapter 4: Image the Solution, and Determine Its Impact Chapter 5: Develop the Solution Criteria and Select a Problem-Solving Procedure Chapter 6: Define Search Strategies and Find Solution Alternatives Chapter 7: Weigh the Alternatives and Decide on a Solution Chapter 8: Solve the Problem The Problem Solver's Toolbox For Further Reading and Bibliography
Chapter 1: School Problem Solving in a Nutshell Chapter 2: Identify and Define the Problem Chapter 3: Develop a Common Understanding and Intent Chapter 4: Image the Solution, and Determine Its Impact Chapter 5: Develop the Solution Criteria and Select a Problem-Solving Procedure Chapter 6: Define Search Strategies and Find Solution Alternatives Chapter 7: Weigh the Alternatives and Decide on a Solution Chapter 8: Solve the Problem The Problem Solver's Toolbox For Further Reading and Bibliography
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