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9780803967694

Being a Successful Principal : Riding the Wave of Change Without Drowning

by David R. Schumaker
  • ISBN13:

    9780803967694

  • ISBN10:

    0803967691

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2000-10-25
  • Publisher: Corwin Pr

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Summary

This collection of insights, anecdotes, gifts, and guidance on shared leadership in schools is written by principals for principals.

Table of Contents

Preface viii
Why We Wrote This Book viii
Audience and Purpose ix
Acknowledgments xiii
About the Authors xv
Communication---the Foundational Skill
1(22)
Gathering Information While Building Good Perceptions
7(3)
Communicating With the Central Office
10(1)
Communicating With the Community Outside the School
11(4)
Where Do Ideas Come From---Bottom Up or Top Down?
15(3)
Faculty Meeting---Business
18(2)
Student and Teacher Handbooks
20(1)
Making Executive Decisions
21(2)
Trusting Yourself, Trusting Others
23(17)
Goodwill Bank
24(2)
Treating Adult Professionals As Adult Professionals
26(1)
Making People Part of the Process
27(5)
Relationships---Students, Parents, Neighborhood, Business Partnerships, Media
32(4)
Having Fun Together
36(4)
Learning to Change (and Liking It)
40(14)
Staff Development
46(5)
Coaching
51(1)
Managing Change
51(3)
Classrooms Are Not the Only Places to Learn
54(15)
Examining Your School---What Is Really Going On?
54(1)
Unique Programs Within and Without the District
55(3)
Schools Within a School---Integrated Instruction, Cores, and Academies
58(6)
Attending to Multiple Intelligences
64(2)
Home Schooling
66(1)
Art in the Community
67(1)
Career Day
67(1)
Mini-Courses Involving Community Members as Teachers
67(2)
Tsunami---Riding the Wave of Change Without Drowning
69(24)
Essential Questions for Change---First, Why? Second, What?
70(5)
Getting Started With Change
75(2)
Change Models, Mental Maps
77(1)
Transition---Honoring the Feeling of Loss Without Losing All Your Teddy Bears
78(3)
Trailblazers, Pioneers, Settlers, Stay-at-Homes, and Saboteurs
81(3)
Losing and Replacing Key Staff Members
84(2)
Dealing With the Death of a Student
86(3)
Death of a Key Staff Member
89(2)
Scarcity and Prioritizing
91(2)
Mediating Conflict
93(15)
Cognitive Coaching©---Planning and Reflecting
94(3)
Introducing Cognitive Coaching© in the School
97(6)
Trust and Your Partner
103(1)
Mental Models and Mind-Set
104(2)
Time to Coach
106(1)
Working With Parents
107(1)
Standing Your Ground (Even in Quicksand)
108(17)
How and When to Say No
109(3)
Reprimanding a Poor Employee
112(3)
Misuse of Theory X
115(3)
Dealing With Difficult People
118(4)
Managing Group Dynamics
122(3)
Assessing Students, Staff, and Schools
125(13)
Assessment Versus Grading
126(3)
Authentic Assessment
129(1)
Technology and Assessment
129(2)
Portfolios
131(2)
Teacher Evaluation
133(2)
Whole School Assessment
135(3)
Get a Life!
138(15)
The 1-Hour Sabbatical
138(1)
Journaling
139(1)
Reflective Practice and Journals
140(1)
Developing a Personal Support System
141(3)
Clarifying Your Own Personal and Educational Values and Belief System
144(4)
Keeping Your Personal Identification---the Difference Between You and Your Position
148(2)
What Roles Do You Play?
150(1)
Personal Work Questionnaire---How Are You Developing Your Resources?
151(1)
Self-Renewal
152(1)
The Principal's Toolbox: Anecdotes and Hints for Survival in a Cruel, Cruel World
153(16)
Substitute Teachers
154(1)
Video Cameras---the Extra Supervisor on Campus
155(1)
Discipline
156(1)
Daytimer
157(1)
3-by-5-Inch Cards
158(1)
Stand-Up Desk
159(1)
Stand-Up Meeting
159(1)
Emergency Drill
160(1)
The Custodian
161(1)
Evaluating the Principal
162(1)
Conducting Meetings
163(1)
Strange Things Can Happen
164(2)
Concluding Thoughts
166(3)
Resource: Some Must-Read Books for Administrators: An Annotated List 169(4)
References and Further Reading 173(4)
Index 177

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