Leading and Learning - Brill, Fred
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Provides a model that inspires change in schools and in administrator induction programs. By offering a detailed analysis of effective (and ineffective) leadership, Leading and Learning gives readers a new method for making decisions, solving problems, and working to get things done in their school communities. And by demonstrating the power of reflective storytelling and collaborative learning, it provides school leaders with an effective process for more clearly translating belief into action. - See more at: http://www.stenhouse.com/html/leading-and-learning.htm#sthash.uRaZninD.dpuf

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Provides a model that inspires change in schools and in administrator induction programs. By offering a detailed analysis of effective (and ineffective) leadership, Leading and Learning gives readers a new method for making decisions, solving problems, and working to get things done in their school communities. And by demonstrating the power of reflective storytelling and collaborative learning, it provides school leaders with an effective process for more clearly translating belief into action. - See more at: http://www.stenhouse.com/html/leading-and-learning.htm#sthash.uRaZninD.dpuf
Autorenporträt
Fred Steven Brill is an executive of?cer (area superintendent) of the Middle School Network in Oakland Uni? ed School District. He has served as a middle school principal and as a high school and continuation high school English teacher. He taught secondary students and adults in the former Czechoslova-kia on a Fulbright Teacher Exchange, and he was an elementary school educator for severely emotionally disturbed elementary school students. Fred served as an instructor for master's-level students in the University of California's Principal Leadership Institute and cofacilitated the Leadership Support Program. He earned his doctorate at U.C. Berkeley in the fall of 2006 and has coauthored several articles on educational leadership and professional development. Fred is an active member of the Bay Area Leadership Studio.