Building Effective Learning Communities
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Establish collaborative learning communities that foster high academic standards!
Today's school leaders face a difficult reality: the pressure to meet national standards often eclipses the pursuit of additional academic goals. This groundbreaking text seeks to remedy this conflict by enabling practicing and prospective school leaders to build collaborative, constructive environments that not only help schools achieve national standards, but also help the school community realize high academic standards.
Sullivan and Glanz put forth a conceptual framework centered on modeling reflective practice. This framework and the authors' suggested strategies and techniques provide school leaders with:
- Approaches that can be employed at all educational levels
- Materials that educate leaders about themselves
- Tactics for building a reflective learning community
- Suggestions for promoting individual and group development
Discover the techniques that foster collaborative learning communities in which all members of the school community advance high academic standards.
Contents
Preface
Preface
Acknowledgments
Acknowledgments
About the Authors
About the Authors
About the Contributor
About the Contributor
Part I. Preparing for Leadership: Focusing on the Personal
- 1. Reaching Our Common Goal: High Achievement for All Children
- 2. Leadership and Self-Knowledge
- 3. Let Us Learn
- 4. Developing a Personal Vision Statement for Building and Sustaining Leadership
Part II. Building a Learning Community and a Community of Learners: Strategies and Techniques
- 5. Bridging the Personal and the Interpersonal
- 6. Getting Started: Setting the Tone
- 7. Getting There
- 8. Pulling It Together
- Resource: The Problematic Student
- References
- Index
Additional materials
Description
Establish collaborative learning communities that foster high academic standards!
Today's school leaders face a difficult reality: the pressure to meet national standards often eclipses the pursuit of additional academic goals. This groundbreaking text seeks to remedy this conflict by enabling practicing and prospective school leaders to build collaborative, constructive environments that not only help schools achieve national standards, but also help the school community realize high academic standards.
Sullivan and Glanz put forth a conceptual framework centered on modeling reflective practice. This framework and the authors' suggested strategies and techniques provide school leaders with:
- Approaches that can be employed at all educational levels
- Materials that educate leaders about themselves
- Tactics for building a reflective learning community
- Suggestions for promoting individual and group development
Discover the techniques that foster collaborative learning communities in which all members of the school community advance high academic standards.
Contents
Preface
Preface
Acknowledgments
Acknowledgments
About the Authors
About the Authors
About the Contributor
About the Contributor
Part I. Preparing for Leadership: Focusing on the Personal
- 1. Reaching Our Common Goal: High Achievement for All Children
- 2. Leadership and Self-Knowledge
- 3. Let Us Learn
- 4. Developing a Personal Vision Statement for Building and Sustaining Leadership
Part II. Building a Learning Community and a Community of Learners: Strategies and Techniques
- 5. Bridging the Personal and the Interpersonal
- 6. Getting Started: Setting the Tone
- 7. Getting There
- 8. Pulling It Together
- Resource: The Problematic Student
- References
- Index
Additional materials
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Building Effective Learning Communities
Strategies for Leadership, Learning, & Collaboration
June 2005 | 200 pages | Corwin
| Format | Published Date | ISBN | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paperback | 28/04/2023 | 9780761939832 | $39.95 |
Establish collaborative learning communities that foster high academic standards!
Today's school leaders face a difficult reality: the pressure to meet national standards often eclipses the pursuit of additional academic goals. This groundbreaking text seeks to remedy this conflict by enabling practicing and prospective school leaders to build collaborative, constructive environments that not only help schools achieve national standards, but also help the school community realize high academic standards.
Sullivan and Glanz put forth a conceptual framework centered on modeling reflective practice. This framework and the authors' suggested strategies and techniques provide school leaders with:
- Approaches that can be employed at all educational levels
- Materials that educate leaders about themselves
- Tactics for building a reflective learning community
- Suggestions for promoting individual and group development
Discover the techniques that foster collaborative learning communities in which all members of the school community advance high academic standards.
Table Of Contents:
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- About the Authors
- About the Contributor
- Part I. Preparing for Leadership: Focusing on the Personal
- 1. Reaching Our Common Goal: High Achievement for All Children
- 2. Leadership and Self-Knowledge
- 3. Let Us Learn
- 4. Developing a Personal Vision Statement for Building and Sustaining Leadership
- Part II. Building a Learning Community and a Community of Learners: Strategies and Techniques
- 5. Bridging the Personal and the Interpersonal
- 6. Getting Started: Setting the Tone
- 7. Getting There
- 8. Pulling It Together
- Resource: The Problematic Student
- References
- Index