Learning Forward
Equity and excellence in teaching and learning.
Leadership
December 2012
Vol. 33 No. 6
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In This Issue
ARTICLES
3 Steps, 1 Goal
A three-step program introduces teachers to student learning objectives, offers a focus lesson in a real-life classroom, and follows up with a facilitator-guided discussion.
From The Director
From the director, By Stephanie Hirsh (Available to the public.)
Abstracts
Leader Voices: Principals reflect on the evolution of their leadership. More than a decade of school leadership research from The Wallace Foundation highlights not only the critical role of the […]
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Pledge to Change Lives
Pledge to change lives
Build Leadership Through E-Learning Programs
Learning Forward’s 2012-13 e-learning series resumes in January with programs designed to strengthen leadership capacity of educators across all levels. Beginning Jan. 17, author and national school improvement consultant Linda […]
On Board
Kenneth Salim on seizing opportunities to lead
Board Members Elected
Board members elected
Book Club
Book Club
Cultural Proficiency
Culture's influence on behavior doesn't stop at the classroom door. (Available to the public.)
From The Editor
From the editor, By Tracy Crow (Available to the public.)
Tool
In this expanded tool section, eight pages of IC maps outline the three key ideas of the Leadership standard and how they look in practice.
Who Are The Advocates In Your school?
Professional development will not serve all educators well unless leaders at each level make professional learning their business, advocating for it individually and collectively.
What Leadership Looks Like
National programs such as New Leaders and School Leaders Network have developed expertise in ways to combine videos of practices proven to drive student gains with critical self-reflection and job-embedded application.
Out Of Isolation
The ideas, resources, and routines of the New Jersey Network of Superintendents combine with other factors to influence the instructional core in one district.
Buoyed on All Sides
The Teach Plus T3 Initiative recruits, develops, and supports teams of high-performing teachers to teach and lead in low-performing schools and ultimately accelerate student learning.
Wide-Open Opportunities
For rural schools and districts struggling to meet the same standards as their urban and suburban counterparts, the key is to find and encourage teacher leaders who can use their expertise to help their school or district do more with less. (Available to the public.)
Strength Training
A report by The Wallace Foundation offers lessons on how to address weaknesses in leadership training: Be selective in recruiting candidates, build instructional leadership, involve states and districts, and support principals on the job. This article is sponsored by The Wallace Foundation. (Available to the public.)
Leadership Through Learning
Anthony Muhammad, author and school leadership expert, shares his strategies for leadership: Model learning, experiment with ideas, create a healthy culture, understand people and pedagogy, and embrace scholarship.
Leader Voices
Meet three successful school leaders and learn about their growth as leaders and how they make professional learning a part of the everyday work of schools.
Up Close
Connecting the Standards for Professional Learning, Principals and the Common Core
Essentials
Global outlook, Steal these tools, Michigan teachers, Evaluation design, Framework for Australia's schools, Policies and practice, Teacher effectiveness
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