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Relational trust Professional development Collaboration

Instructional Cage-Busting

Note: Combined mentions of these terms in Educational Leadership and Phi Delta Kappan from January 2009 to September Searches were performed using an in-text search.

 Leading books on education leadership that never mention “union contract” or “collective bargaining.”  What’s Worth Fighting For in the Principalship, Michael Fullan  School Leadership That Works, Robert Marzano, Timothy Waters, and Brian McNulty  Rethinking Leadership, Thomas Sergiovanni  The Shaping School Culture Fieldbook, Kent Peterson and Terrence Deal  Change Leader, Michael Fullan  Leaders of Learning, Richard Dufour and Robert Marzano.  What Great Principals Do Differently, Todd Whitaker  Strengthening the Heartbeat, Thomas Sergiovanni  Shaping School Culture, Terrence Deal and Kent Peterson  Leading with Soul, Lee Bolman and Terrence Deal  Reframing the Path to School Leadership, Lee Bolman and Terrence Deal Searches in this section were performed in May 2012 using the in-text search feature on Amazon.com.

 “The worst thing to do is to write off apparently poor or mediocre teachers as dead wood, and seek easy administrative solutions in transfers or retirements.” – Fullan and Hargreaves, What’s Worth Fighting for in Your School  “Running a tight ship” is a “distortion of the goal of educating children.” – Drake and Roe, The Principalship  “Combin[ing] reform with major changes in the structure of the organization... is almost always a mistake.” – Ben Levin, How to Change 5000 Schools

Frederick M. Hess and Coby Loup, The Leadership Limbo: Teacher Labor Agreements in America’s Fifty Largest School Districts (Washington, DC: The Thomas B. Fordham Institute, 2008).

 Training & socialization  Incentives & accountability  Culture, norms & practices

 Remember your Sun-Tzu  Cage-busting is not cage-fighting  Cage-busting is a complement, not a substitute  John Henry is not a role model  You don’t have to be a martyr

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