Leading With Intention

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by Jeanne Spiller


  respect, fostering

  results orientation

  Rivera, M.

  Rogerson, A.

  S

  Scarborough, Y.

  Schmidt, J.

  Schmoker, M.

  school improvement, providing

  School Leadership That Works (Marzano, Waters, and McNulty)

  school safety, organization and

  Seashore-Louis, K.

  Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, The (Covey)

  shared leadership. See leadership, shared

  Sheridan, K.

  Sinek, S.

  singletons

  SMART goals

  Smith, D.

  Smith, J.

  Smith, P.

  SOTEL

  Sparks, S. K.

  Spieth, J.

  Start With Why: How Great Leaders Inspire Everyone to Take Action (Sinek)

  Strategies for Community Engagement in School Turnaround (Reform Support Network)

  Stronger Together: Answering the Questions of Collaborative Leadership (Martin and Rains)

  student underperformance, determining root causes

  surveys, climate and culture

  Sutton, R. I.

  systemness

  T

  Tapley, K.

  thinking, deficit versus strengths-based

  think win-win habit

  Thomas, T. F.

  tight elements. See loose and tight elements

  time logs, use of

  time management. See focus

  trust, fostering

  turnaround schools

  U

  understanding deeply

  U.S. Department of Defense

  U.S. Department of Education

  U.S. Department of Homeland Security

  W

  Wahlstrom, K. L.

  Walton, A.

  Waters, T.

  Watkins, S.

  Weiner, J.

  WestEd

  Wiliam, D.

  Wilson, D.

  Woodlawn Middle School (Illinois)

  Wulf, B.

  Yes We Can!

  Heather Friziellie, Julie A. Schmidt, and Jeanne Spiller

  Utilizing PLC practices, general and special educators must develop collaborative partnerships in order to close the achievement gap and maximize learning for all. The authors encourage all educators to take collective responsibility in improving outcomes for students with special needs.

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  Learning by Doing

  Richard DuFour, Rebecca DuFour, Robert Eaker, Thomas W. Many, and Mike Mattos

  Discover how to transform your school or district into a high-performing PLC. The third edition of this comprehensive action guide offers new strategies for addressing critical PLC topics, including hiring and retaining new staff, creating team-developed common formative assessments, and more.

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  Amplify Your Impact

  Thomas W. Many, Michael J. Maffoni, Susan K. Sparks, and Tesha Ferriby Thomas

  Now is the time to improve collaboration in your PLC. Using the latest research on coaching and collaboration, the authors share concrete action steps your school can take to adopt proven collaborative coaching methods, fortify teacher teams, and ultimately improve student learning in classrooms.

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  Stronger Together

  Terri L. Martin and Cameron L. Rains

  How do I build collaborative teams that support a common vision? How do I tap into others’ skills? New and veteran leaders ask themselves these questions. Stronger Together will help you face your current reality and determine steps for improvement.

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  Tremendous, tremendous, tremendous!

  The speaker made me do some very deep internal reflection about the PLC process and the personal responsibility I have in making the school improvement process work for ALL kids.

  —Marc Rodriguez, teacher effectiveness coach, Denver Public Schools, Colorado

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