Even more ways for educators to flourish A lot has changed in schools since Deliberate Optimism was first published, but one thing hasn't: Attitude can make all the difference. When educators choose optimism-even in the face of the toughest challenges-they foster a school culture where students and staff feel safe, engaged, and productive, able to enjoy the healthy interactions that lead to real change. Updated to address major changes in education since 2015, the second edition of this much-loved book features new doses of the same cathartic humor, plus * Revised, more succinct Principles of…mehr
Even more ways for educators to flourish A lot has changed in schools since Deliberate Optimism was first published, but one thing hasn't: Attitude can make all the difference. When educators choose optimism-even in the face of the toughest challenges-they foster a school culture where students and staff feel safe, engaged, and productive, able to enjoy the healthy interactions that lead to real change. Updated to address major changes in education since 2015, the second edition of this much-loved book features new doses of the same cathartic humor, plus * Revised, more succinct Principles of Optimism * Expanded focus on leadership * Updated strategies and thought-provoking scenarios * Interactive "Action Step" exercises * A new chapter on mental health * QR codes leading to additional resources such as self-assessments and videos Optimism is the salve for overworked leaders and teachers, and this book delivers on outlining its indisputable benefits. Brimming with wit and honesty, the updated Deliberate Optimism demonstrates how changing your mindset can help you rediscover your motivation-and create a school environment bound for success.
Dr. Debbie Silver is a humorist, consultant, and retired educator with over thirty years of experience as a classroom teacher, staff development facilitator, and university professor. As a classroom teacher, Debbie won numerous awards, including the 1990 Louisiana Teacher of the Year award. She speaks worldwide on issues involving education and is a passionate advocate for students and teachers. Debbie wrote the best-selling books, Drumming to the Beat of Different Marchers and Fall Down 7 Times, Get Up 8. She co-wrote the best-selling Teaching Kids to Thrive. In 1990, Debbie Pace and Lawrence Silver merged their families of 3 boys (Debbie) and 2 boys (Lawrence) as they married and eventually both earned their doctorate degrees (to form a "pair-a-docs"). They currently reside in Melissa, TX. One of the nation's most popular keynote speakers and professional development presenters, Debbie has given presentations around the world (including 49 states [Hey, Delaware, let's talk!], Canada, Mexico, Europe, the Middle East, Australia, Africa, and Asia), helping audiences to interact with students on a more meaningful level. While inspiring educators to enjoy the job they once loved, she reminds them of how important they are in the lives of children, their families, and the world. Through her writing and her speaking she makes essential points while sharing poignant stories and lots of laughs.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface to the second edition Introduction: Choosing to Enter Education Is a Telling Vote for Optimism Chapter 1: Principle #1: Gather Information Chapter 2: Principle #2: Control What You Can Chapter 3: Principle #3: Do Something Positive Chapter 4: Principle #4: Own Your Part Chapter 5: Mental Health Is Health Chapter 6: "But We Have This One Teacher Who keeps Ruining Everything!" Chapter 7: Building a Positive Shared School Community Chapter 8: Joyful School Communities - The Sum of Their Parts Appendix I.1 Life Orientation Test Appendix I.2 Happiness and Optimism Tests Appendix I.3 Life on a Roll Appendix 1.1 Four Principles of Deliberate Optimism Appendix 1.2 The 4 Principles of Deliberate Optimism Worksheet Appendix 1.3 Realistic Awareness Appendix 1.4 Recognizing and Celebrating Staff Appendix 3.1 Tips for Writing Letters to Students Appendix 5.1 Twelve Ways to Reduce Stress Appendix 6.1 Ten Tips for Improving Interpersonal Relationships Appendix 6.2 Life Is a Theatre Appendix 7.1 Effective Team-Building Activities Appendix 7.2 Student Accountability Appendix 7.3 Loyalty Appendix 8.1 Student-Led Conferences References
Preface to the second edition Introduction: Choosing to Enter Education Is a Telling Vote for Optimism Chapter 1: Principle #1: Gather Information Chapter 2: Principle #2: Control What You Can Chapter 3: Principle #3: Do Something Positive Chapter 4: Principle #4: Own Your Part Chapter 5: Mental Health Is Health Chapter 6: "But We Have This One Teacher Who keeps Ruining Everything!" Chapter 7: Building a Positive Shared School Community Chapter 8: Joyful School Communities - The Sum of Their Parts Appendix I.1 Life Orientation Test Appendix I.2 Happiness and Optimism Tests Appendix I.3 Life on a Roll Appendix 1.1 Four Principles of Deliberate Optimism Appendix 1.2 The 4 Principles of Deliberate Optimism Worksheet Appendix 1.3 Realistic Awareness Appendix 1.4 Recognizing and Celebrating Staff Appendix 3.1 Tips for Writing Letters to Students Appendix 5.1 Twelve Ways to Reduce Stress Appendix 6.1 Ten Tips for Improving Interpersonal Relationships Appendix 6.2 Life Is a Theatre Appendix 7.1 Effective Team-Building Activities Appendix 7.2 Student Accountability Appendix 7.3 Loyalty Appendix 8.1 Student-Led Conferences References
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