Collaborative Leadership
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Designed to shape collective teacher efficacy and foster teacher voice, this text will transform your leadership practice, identify where you can make immediate changes, empower your leadership team and incorporate all stakeholders into the conversation.
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What type of leadership do you practice? If your answer is transformational or instructional, you’re not alone. Many of us rely on these tenets. But there are better advantages in applying a holistic angle including all stakeholders—an approach known as collaborative leadership.
Peter DeWitt unpacks six leadership factors in Collaborative Leadership, all framed through the lens of John Hattie’s research. Adding insight, practical experiences, and vignettes, DeWitt paints a powerful scheme: meet stakeholders where they are, motivate stakeholders to strive for improvement, model how to do it. The meet, motivate, model blueprint will inspire you to
- Transform your leadership practice
- Identify where you can make immediate changes
- Build and empower your leadership team
- Incorporate all stakeholders into the conversation
Designed to shape collective teacher efficacy and foster teacher voice, Collaborative Leadership will leave you motivated to work together.
Preface
Collaborative Leadership
What You Will Find in This Book
Why This Book?
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Chapter 1: What Do You Want to Be to Leadership?
What If You Could Be the Kind of Principal You Want to Be?
Motivating People to Be Their Best Every Day
What Is Collaborative Leadership?
Meet, Model, & Motivate
10 Critical Issues Facing Education
School Story—Many Hands Make Light Work
Meet, Model, & Motivate
Discussion Questions
Chapter 2: Instructional Leadership (.42)
What Do Instructional Leaders Do?
Collaborative Leadership: A Positive Effect on Learning
The Politics That Distract Us From Making Learning the Main Priority
Meet, Model, & Motivate
Flipping Our Focus to Learning
Student-Centered Leadership
Meet, Model, & Motivate
Discussion Questions
Chapter 3: Collective Teacher Efficacy (1.57)
To Be Effective, Teachers Need to Be Motivated
School Climate: The Plate Everything Lies On
Meet, Model, & Motivate
Enhance Communication to Promote Teacher Efficacy
Risk-Taking and Rule-Following: Finding the Balance
Within-School Variability
Fostering Teacher Voice to Increase Collaboration
Collective Teacher Efficacy
School Story—Teachers Need to Have a Voice, Too!
Meet, Model, & Motivate
Discussion Questions
Chapter 4: Assessment-Capable Learners (1.44)
Assessment-Capable Learners
Student Voice Needs to Come First
Inspiring Assessment-Capable Learning
Be More Than Visible
A Collaborative Leadership Mindframe
We Need Evidence to Collaborate Effectively
Meet, Model, & Motivate
Discussion Questions
Chapter 5: Professional Development (.51)
What Does Good Professional Development Look Like?
Flipped Faculty Meetings
Collaborative Leaders Debate, Dissect, and Discuss
The Core Business of Learning
School Story—Using Research to Engage All Stakeholders
Meet, Model, & Motivate
Discussion Questions
Chapter 6: Feedback (.75)
Feedback Is Complicated
Feedback to Move Learning Forward
One to Grow On
The Multiple Avenues of Effective Feedback
Teacher Observations: The Collaborative Approach
School Story—A New Collaboration
Meet, Model, & Motivate
Discussion Questions
Chapter 7: Family Engagement (.49)
Nurturing Family Engagement
Why Family Engagement Is Difficult
How We Communicate With Parents
Flipping Family Communications
The Partnership Approach
Branding Your School
School Story—Engaging Families at the High School Level
Meet, Model, & Motivate
Discussion Questions
Chapter 8—What Are Your Next Steps?
The Place to Start—Strengths
The Implementation Dip
Moving Forward by Discovering Your PLN
Don’t Negotiate or Regulate as Much as You Collaborate
Discussion Questions
Afterword—Russ Quaglia
References
Index