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Author of the ASCD blockbuster Never Work Harder Than Your Students and Other Principles of Great Teaching. Robyn R. Jackson returns with advice every school leader should read about how to develop the mindset and habits of master teachers in every teacher. Explore a new model for instructional leadership that equips you with everything you need to assess and move all teachers toward becoming the best they can be. Jackson's real-life examples, practical tools, and strategies ensure you know how to * Recognize good teaching and diagnose the strengths and weaknesses of every teacher-from the raw novice to the seasoned veteran. * Know what to do if you aren't seeing exemplary instruction in the classroom. * Use evaluation to help bad teachers become good, good ones become great, and great ones become even greater. * Meet teachers where they are and, through a series of supports, help them all move forward. Whether you're a district leader, principal, instructional coach, or teacher leader, get the strategies you need to help teachers grow, want to grow, and to do all they can to move your entire school toward a professional culture that is focused on masterful teaching.
Author of the ASCD blockbuster Never Work Harder Than Your Students and Other Principles of Great Teaching. Robyn R. Jackson returns with advice every school leader should read about how to develop the mindset and habits of master teachers in every teacher. Explore a new model for instructional leadership that equips you with everything you need to assess and move all teachers toward becoming the best they can be. Jackson's real-life examples, practical tools, and strategies ensure you know how to * Recognize good teaching and diagnose the strengths and weaknesses of every teacher-from the raw novice to the seasoned veteran. * Know what to do if you aren't seeing exemplary instruction in the classroom. * Use evaluation to help bad teachers become good, good ones become great, and great ones become even greater. * Meet teachers where they are and, through a series of supports, help them all move forward. Whether you're a district leader, principal, instructional coach, or teacher leader, get the strategies you need to help teachers grow, want to grow, and to do all they can to move your entire school toward a professional culture that is focused on masterful teaching.