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Ten Traits of Highly Effective Principals : From Good to Great Performance

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    9780761946199

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  • Copyright: 2003-05-30
  • Publisher: Corwin Pr

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Summary

Increase your own effectiveness with the help of the built-in facilitator's guide, ideas, reflections, behaviors, habits, and inspiring stories.

Table of Contents

Preface xiii
Who This Book Is For xiv
Overview of the Contents xiv
Acknowledgments xvi
Introduction xix
A Matter of Definition xxii
The Origin of the Ten Traits
xxiii
The Ten Traits of Highly Effective Principals
xxix
Chapter 1: The Communicator
xxx
Chapter 2: The Educator
xxx
Chapter 3: The Envisioner
xxx
Chapter 4: The Facilitator
xxx
Chapter 5: The Change Master
xxx
Chapter 6: The Culture Builder
xxx
Chapter 7: The Activator
xxxi
Chapter 8: The Producer
xxxi
Chapter 9: The Character Builder
xxxi
Chapter 10: The Contributor
xxxi
About the Author xxxiii
1. The Communicator 1 (20)
Communicator Exemplar: Michelle Gayle
3 (3)
Communicator Benchmarks
6(1)
1.1 Communicators Attend
6 (1)
1.2 Communicators Listen
7 (1)
1.3 Communicators Empathize
8 (1)
1.4 Communicators Disclose Themselves to Others
9 (1)
1.5 Communicators Get the Whole Story
9 (1)
1.6 Communicators Ask the Right Questions
10 (1)
1.7 Communicators Say What They Mean and Mean What They Say
10 (1)
1.8 Communicators Can Accept Criticism
10 (1)
1.9 Communicators Can Give Correction
11(1)
1.10 Communicators Communicate Creatively
12 (1)
1.11 Communicators Disagree Agreeably
13 (1)
1.12 Communicators Pay Attention to Parents
13 (1)
1.13 Communicators Connect Emotionally and Professionally With Staff
14 (1)
1.14 Communicators Communicate With Students
15 (1)
1.15 Communicators Can Talk to the Boss
16 (1)
1.16 Communicators Connect in Productive, Helping, and Healing Ways
16 (1)
1.17 Communicators Care Enough to Send the Very Best
17 (1)
1.18 Communicators Know How to Schmooze
17 (1)
1.19 Communicators Write, Speak, and Teach
18 (1)
Summing It Up
19(2)
2. The Educator 21 (20)
Educator Exemplar: Jean Hendrickson, Elementary
24 (3)
Educator Exemplar: Alan Jones, High School
27 (3)
Educator Benchmarks
30 (1)
2.1 Educator Principals Believe That All Students Can Learn, and They Develop Programs to Help Them Succeed
31 (1)
2.2 Educator Principals Provide Training and Support for Teachers
31 (1)
2.3 Educator Principals Create Cognitive Dissonance
32 (1)
2.4 Educator Principals Establish, Implement, and Achieve Academic Standards
33 (1)
2.5 Educator Principals Focus on Instruction
33 (1)
2.6 Educator Principals Model Continuous Learning
34 (1)
2.7 Educator Principals Develop Teacher Leaders
35 (1)
2.8 Educator Principals Pay Attention to What Matters Most
35 (1)
2.9 Educator Principals Create Learning Communities
35(4)
Summing It Up
39(2)
3. The Envisioner 41 (12)
Envisioner Exemplar: Larry Fieber
43 (1)
Envisioner Benchmarks
44 (1)
3.1 Envisioners Are Hedgehogs
45(1)
3.2 Envisioners Feel Called
45 (2)
3.3 Envisioners Have Resolve, Goals, and Lifevision
47 (2)
3.4 Envisioners Can See the Invisible
49 (1)
3.5 Envisioners Know Where They Are Headed
49 (1)
3.6 Envisioners Have Compelling Visions
50 (1)
3.7 Envisioners Can Articulate Their Visions and Then Make Them Happen
51(1)
Summing It Up
51(2)
4. The Facilitator 53 (18)
Facilitator Exemplar: Doug Pierson
55 (3)
Facilitator Benchmarks
58 (1)
4.1 Facilitator Principals Bond People Into a Community of Leaders
58 (1)
4.2 Facilitator Principals Tap the Potential of People
59 (1)
4.3 Facilitator Principals Say "We" Instead of "I"'
60 (1)
4.4 Facilitator Principals Favor People Over Paperwork
60 (1)
4.5 Facilitator Principals Build Up Emotional Bank Accounts
61 (1)
4.6 Facilitator Principals Cultivate Their Own Well-Being
62 (1)
4.7 .Facilitator Principals Value Diversity
63 (1)
4.8 Facilitator Principals Share the "Power Pie"
64 (1)
4.9 Facilitator Principals Accentuate the Positives
64 (2)
4.10 Facilitator Principals Promote Parental Involvement
66(1)
4.11 Facilitator Principals Celebrate
67 (1)
4.12 Facilitator Principals Spend Time With Students
68(1)
Summing It Up
68(3)
5. The Change Master 71 (16)
Change Master Exemplar: Marjorie Thompson
73 (2)
Change Master Benchmarks
75 (1)
5.1 Change Masters Can Handle Uncertainty and Ambiguity
76 (1)
5.2 Change Masters Respect Resisters
77 (2)
5.3 Change Masters Are Futuristic
79 (1)
5.4 Change Masters Use a Situational Approach
79(1)
5.5 Change Masters Know That the Power Is Within
80 (1)
5.6 Change Masters Value the Process
80 (2)
5.7 Change Masters Plan for Short-Term Victories
82 (1)
5.8 Change Masters Procure Resources
82 (1)
5.9 Change Masters Trust Their Teams
83 (1)
5.10 Change Masters Are Willing to Change Themselves
83 (1)
5.11 Change Masters Are Motivators
84 (1)
5.12 Change Masters Understand the Change Process
85 (1)
Summing It Up
85(2)
6. The Culture Builder 87 (16)
Culture Builder Exemplar: Gabe Flicker
89 (3)
Culture Builder Benchmarks
92 (1)
6.1 Culture Builders Understand and Appreciate the Power of Culture
92 (1)
6.2 Culture Builders Know What a Good Culture Looks Like
93 (3)
6.3 Culture Builders Facilitate the Development of Core Values
96 (1)
6.4 Culture Builders Communicate These Values Clearly
96 (2)
6.5 Culture Builders Reward and Cheer Those Who Support and Enhance the Culture
98 (1)
6.6 Culture Builders Build Cultures That People Choose
99 (1)
6.7 Culture Builders Know the Small Stuff Is Really the Big Stuff
100(1)
Summing It Up
100(3)
7. The Activator 103 (16)
Activator Exemplar: Clare Maguire
106 (2)
Activator Exemplar: Todd White
108 (3)
Activator Benchmarks
111 (1)
7.1 Activators Mobilize People
111 (1)
7.2 Activators Are Entrepreneurial
112 (1)
7.3 Activators Don't Wait to Be Told
113 (1)
7.4 Activators Are Risk Takers
114 (1)
7.5 Activators Ask for Forgiveness Rather Than Permission
114 (1)
7.6 Activators Run to Daylight
114 (2)
7.7 Activators Don't Micromanage
116 (1)
7.8 Activators Make Things Happen
116(1)
7.9 Activators Are Outrageous
116 (1)
7.10 Activators Are Cheerleaders
117 (1)
Summing It Up
117(2)
8. The Producer 119 (14)
Producer Exemplar: Dale Skinner
120 (3)
Producer Benchmarks
123 (1)
8.1 Producers Believe That Achievement Is the Bottom Line
124 (1)
8.2 Producers Never Mistake Activity for Achievement
125 (1)
8.3 Producers Are Data Driven
125 (2)
8.4 Producers Pay Attention to Individual Students
127 (1)
8.5 Producers Have Academically Focused Missions
127 (1)
8.6 Producers Make Research-Based Decisions
128 (1)
8.7 Producers Hold Teachers Accountable
129 (1)
Summing It Up
130(3)
9. The Character Builder 133 (18)
Character Builder Exemplar: Tom Paulsen
135 (2)
Character Builder Benchmarks
137 (1)
9.1 Character Builders Are Human
137 (1)
9.2 Character Builders Are Trustworthy
138 (1)
9.3 Character Builders Have Integrity
139 (2)
9.4 Character Builders Are Authentic
141 (1)
9.5 Character Builders Are Respectful
141 (2)
9.6 Character Builders Are Generous
143 (1)
9.7 Character Builders Are Humble
143 (1)
9.8 Character Builders Hire Staff Members With Character
144 (1)
9.9 Character Builders Are Consistent
144 (1)
9.10 Character Builders Lead by Example, Not by Exhortation
145 (1)
9.11 Character Builders Seek to Develop the Character of Students
146(2)
Summing It Up
148(3)
10. The Contributor 151 (12)
Contributor Exemplar: Lola Malone
154 (3)
Contributor Benchmarks
157 (1)
10.1 Contributors Lead by Serving Others
158 (1)
10.2 Contributors Are Self-Aware and Reflective
158 (1)
10.3 Contributors Are Good Stewards
159 (2)
10.4 Contributors Have Strong Wills
161 (1)
Summing It Up
161(2)
Conclusion: Personal Observations 163 (6)
Professional Conclusions
164 (4)
How Can You Use This Book?
168(1)
Resource A: List of Contributing Highly Effective Principals 169 (5)
Resource B: Ten Traits of Highly Effective Principals 174 (3)
Resource C: Complete List of Benchmarks 177(6)
References 183(10)
Index 193(16)
Facilitator's Guide 209
Who Should Use This Guide?
209(1)
How Is the Guide Organized?
210(1)
What Materials Are Needed?
210 (1)
Materials for Facilitators
210 (1)
Materials for Participants
211(1)
Study Modules
211(1)
Introduction
211
Trait Number 1: The Communicator
216 (4)
Trait Number 2: The Educator
220 (2)
Trait Number 3: The Envisioner
222 (4)
Trait Number 4: The Facilitator
226 (2)
Trait Number 5: The Change Master
228 (2)
Trait Number 6: The Culture Builder
230 (7)
Trait Number 7: The Activator
237 (1)
Trait Number 8: The Producer
238 (4)
Trait Number 9: The Character Builder
242 (1)
Trait Number 10: The Contributor
243 (2)
Conclusion
245

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