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How Do I Develop Skillful Teacher Leaders?
Teachers can learn to take on leadership responsibilities, and principals are in a great position to provide job-embedded leadership development for teachers by creating a vision for teacher leadership; capitalizing on teachers' strengths; and celebrating successes.
What Can I Do To Develop Collaborative Relationships With Teachers?
In professional learning communities, teachers are active participants in bringing about change. That collaborative culture has blurred of the roles of teacher and principal. The empowered status of teachers requires teacher-leaders and principals to reframe their relationships.
What Do I Do When Teachers Depend Too Much on Me for Leadership?
A group of teachers and the principal assemble for their weekly School Leadership Team meeting. Surprisingly, nobody at the meeting seems ready to share. They seem to be depending too much on the principal for leadership. Why is that? What can be done about it?
How Do I Maintain Momentum for Teacher Leadership?
No one ever said that building opportunities for teacher leadership would be easy. Excitement for teacher leadership fades, commitment wanes, old patterns surface, and the principal wonders, How do I maintain momentum for teacher leadership?
How Do I Know If Teacher Leadership Is Working?
Creating a community of leaders seems like the right thing to do, but how can schools ensure that teacher leadership is supporting the achievement of school goals? To ensure that schools are improving, a variety of data must be collected…
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