This essential guide for new and veteran school leaders explores 15 vital topics, strategies, and examples for achieving successful school leadership through effective management.
This essential guide for new and veteran school leaders explores 15 vital topics, strategies, and examples for achieving successful school leadership through effective management.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jane Sigford is the executive director of curriculum and instruction for a suburban school district. She is also an adjunct professor at Hamline University, where she teaches in the Educational Leadership doctorate program. Sigford's doctorate in educational policy and administration was earned at the University of Minnesota. Her strengths and interests lie in shaping education to meet the needs of the 21st century. In her current district, Sigford's role is to loosen the traditional paradigms of education so that they can shape their own future. They conduct future searches to see where they want to be in five years and then design their curriculum and assessment accordingly. In addition, Sigford facilitates large group discussions about complex issues, such as self-examination of middle school programs. Rather than strategic planning, she facilitates self-studies with a future focus. Corwin Press has published Jane Sigford's two books, including The Effective School Leader's Guide to Management (2006) and Who Said School Administration Would be Fun?, Second Edition (2005). The second title is used as a text in several local administrative licensure programs. Sigford has conducted trainings internationally. Her experience includes being a classroom teacher, special education teacher, high school principal, and district-level curriculum director, in addition to teaching in higher education. She has licensure in teaching students with emotional disorders and learning disabilities.
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Dedication Preface Acknowledgments About the Author Part I. Introduction 1. Leadership and Management: Creating a Professional Learning Community Part II. Topical Issues 2. A Neat Desk Is Not Necessarily the Sign of a Good Administrator 3. People Are Our Business 4. Discipline as a Leadership Tool 5. School as Heart and Soul of a Community 6. "No, Virginia, there is no Magic Bullet Curriculum" 7. Focus on Professional Development 8. What's Special About Special Education 9. Understanding Cultural Proficiency 10. Making the Most of Meetings 11. Accountability as Opera Part III. Reflective Skills of a 21st Century Practitioner 12. The Gift of Mistakes 13. Knowing Yourself as a Moral and Ethical Leader 14. Balance Between Work and Play Conclusion: Putting It All Together References Index
Dedication Preface Acknowledgments About the Author Part I. Introduction 1. Leadership and Management: Creating a Professional Learning Community Part II. Topical Issues 2. A Neat Desk Is Not Necessarily the Sign of a Good Administrator 3. People Are Our Business 4. Discipline as a Leadership Tool 5. School as Heart and Soul of a Community 6. "No, Virginia, there is no Magic Bullet Curriculum" 7. Focus on Professional Development 8. What's Special About Special Education 9. Understanding Cultural Proficiency 10. Making the Most of Meetings 11. Accountability as Opera Part III. Reflective Skills of a 21st Century Practitioner 12. The Gift of Mistakes 13. Knowing Yourself as a Moral and Ethical Leader 14. Balance Between Work and Play Conclusion: Putting It All Together References Index
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