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Organizational Culture and Intelligent Failure: A Conversation with Isobel Stevenson

Organizational Culture and Intelligent Failure: A Conversation with Isobel Stevenson

My Five Favorite Books of 2023

How am I doing?

A Time to Read, A Time to Lead

December 2023 Article Club: The Coaching Letter, by Isobel Stevenson

Beyond Tweets and Texts: The Art of Disconnecting and Embracing Creativity

Final Book Club Discussion Thread: The Heart-Centered Teacher by Regie Routman

Twitter Chats and Educational Dialogues: Inside the World of #G2Great

Twitter Chats and Educational Dialogues: Inside the World of #G2Great

The School Leader's Role in Supporting New Tech

Welcome to Read by Example!

How do we create a consistent curriculum while also supporting responsive instruction?

Book Club: The Heart-Centered Teacher Discussion Thread #3 (of 4)

11 Questions for Outlining a Personal Narrative

The Heart-Centered Teacher: A Conversation with Regie Routman

The Heart-Centered Teacher: A Conversation with Regie Routman

Book Club: The Heart-Centered Teacher, Discussion #2 (of 4)

The Principal's Influence on Literacy Instruction

What does it take to be a confident coach?

The Heart-Centered Teacher Discussion #1 (of 4)

Two Ways to Engage with Resistant Teachers

Book Club: The Heart-Centered Teacher

Professional Conversation: Should teachers be required to submit lesson plans to their principal?

Video Archive: Should teachers be required to submit lesson plans?

Instructional Leadership: Finding the Time

You Can Do This

On making decisions as a new school leader

Should teachers be required to submit lesson plans?

How teaching reading but not readers leads to ineffective instruction for all students

Recommended Reading for New Leaders

Recommended Reading for New Leaders

How to A.C.E. Your Next Coaching Conversation

Teach the reader first

What one book would you give to a new leader?

A Checklist for the New School Year: Five Strategies for Building Community, Relationships, and Trust with Students While Maximizing Instructional Time

Embracing the Art of Slow Reading

Using the Rubber Band Model for Complex Decision Making

How to make a difficult decision

3 Questions to Ask the Reader

35 Ways Leaders Can Improve School Culture

Four conditions for effectively communicating feedback for instructional improvement

The Three Book Challenge Discussion Thread

Join the Three Book Challenge this summer!

What I'm Reading: June 2023

The Science of Reading Movement and The Never-Ending Debate: A Conversation with Paul Thomas

Video Archive: A Conversation with Paul Thomas

Two words of wisdom for new school leaders

Top Five Articles of 2023-2024

How do we translate the research on teaching readers/reading into classroom instruction?

Embracing Discomfort

Trusting Readers: A Conversation with Hannah Schneewind

Video Archive: Professional Conversation with Hannah Schneewind

Slow down, listen, and trust your students

Beyond Self-Care: How to Manage Our Energy and Ensure a Joyful End to the School Year

How to have an open conversation about reading instruction

When you have trusted readers, what is the best thing that has happened?

How to help students develop a reading habit the last month of the school year

Template: The 3-Book Challenge

Making sense of reading's forever wars

Video recording: Making sense of reading's forever wars

8 Questions and Answers About Portfolios in Literacy Instruction

"Gotta minute?" How school leaders can take control of their attention and align their actions with their priorities

Discussion: Making sense of reading's forever wars

Crossing the Bridge: A conversation with Terry Underwood about portfolio assessment

How to write a weekly staff newsletter that at least 80% of teachers will read

What the highest performing teams do

What I'm Reading: March 2020

The Science of Reading and the Media: A Conversation with Maren Aukerman

The Science of Reading and the Media: A Conversation with Maren Aukerman

Books

What kinds of readers should we be developing?

Time to read and to become a reader

Discussion: The Science of Reading and the Media, Parts 2 & 3

7 Questions I Ask Myself When Working with Educators Resistant to Change

To Teach Readers, You Must Love Reading

First affirm, then seek to improve

The Science of Reading and the Media, Part 1

Video Archive: The Science of Reading and the Media, Part 1

How I find time to read professional literature

Professional Discussion: The Science of Reading and the Media

Our Need for Community