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Failure Is Not an Option: 6 Principles That Advance Student Achievement in Highly Effective Schools
School improvement that find out how with this masterful guide!
New case studies and field-tested tools and techniques uncover indispensible insights in the powerful third edition of this bestseller. Discover why more than 350,000 educators have used this book to create schools that sustain success for every student. Build high-performing leadership teams across schools and districts
Engagement strategies and capacity-building questions to help staff and students target meaningful goals New real-world examples to help stakeholders maintain collaborative cultures in the face of new teacher evaluations and merit pay, RTI and Common Core mandates, and diverse settings New tools, forms, and video segments on a companion website
New case studies and field-tested tools and techniques uncover indispensible insights in the powerful third edition of this bestseller. Discover why more than 350,000 educators have used this book to create schools that sustain success for every student. Build high-performing leadership teams across schools and districts
Engagement strategies and capacity-building questions to help staff and students target meaningful goals New real-world examples to help stakeholders maintain collaborative cultures in the face of new teacher evaluations and merit pay, RTI and Common Core mandates, and diverse settings New tools, forms, and video segments on a companion website
352 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 20, 2012
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March 23, 2014
Pretty quick read and incredibly interesting. As a teacher I have noticed we always seem to follow the next big trends in education. This book supports grass roots teaching styles and how to make leaders out of all teachers on a campus. I found it pretty great that our district is already implementing a lot of the concepts from the book?
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