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Mapping Professional Practice

Establish clear and effective shared expectations while developing good professional judgment. In this exceptional resource for leaders and administrators, you will find data-backed tools and personal anecdotes to help both your teachers and your students improve.

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Student Self-Assessment

By: Katie White

Unlocked

By: Katie White

Softening the Edges

By: Katie White

Foreword by: Cassandra Erkens

Problems-First Learning

By: Ted McCain

From Burnt Out to Fired Up

By: Morgane Michael

Teaching With Purpose

By: Karen Gazith

Trauma-Sensitive Instruction

By: Tom Hierck, John F. Eller

Standards-Based Learning in Action

By: Tom Schimmer, Garnet Hillman, Mandy Stalets

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A Leader’s Guide to Reading and Writing in a PLC at Work®, Secondary

By: Daniel M. Argentar, Katherine A. N. Gillies, Maureen M. Rubenstein, Brian R. Wise, Michelle Garlick, Jeanne Spiller, Mark Onuscheck

Edited by: Mark Onuscheck, Jeanne Spiller

Charting the Course for Leaders

Edited by: Sharon V. Kramer

Contributors: Jack Baldermann, Kimberly Rodriguez Cano, Joe Cuddemi, Michelle Marrillia, Rebecca Nicolas, Robin Noble, Gerry Petersen-Incorvaia, Karen Power, Michael Roberts, Tamie Sanders, Sarah Schuhl

Charting the Course for Collaborative Teams

Edited by: Sharon V. Kramer

Contributors: Joe Cuddemi, Diane Kerr, Tammy Miller, Gerry Petersen-Incorvaia, Dana Renner, Michael Roberts, Tamie Sanders, Sarah Schuhl

Leadership at Every Level

By: Janelle Clevenger McLaughlin

The Deliberate and Courageous Principal

By: Rhonda J. Roos

Leading Modern Learning [Second Edition]

By: Jay McTighe, Greg Curtis

Foreword by: Yong Zhao

Leadership

By: Lyle Kirtman, Michael Fullan

A Leader’s Guide to Reading and Writing in a PLC at Work®, Elementary

Aligned to the Every Teacher Is a Literacy Teacher series, this guide outlines how to take urgent action to improve literacy development in a PLC. School leaders will discover how to support elementary teachers in a literacy-focused learning environment that facilitates high-quality instruction and boosts students' reading and writing skills.

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New releases

Data-Driven Dialogue

By: Bruce Wellman, Laura Lipton

Learning-Focused Supervision

By: Laura Lipton, Bruce Wellman

The Purpose-Driven Classroom

By: Daniel L. Vollrath

Classrooms in Motion

By: Samantha K. Dykes, Rachel E. Morris, Shanna K. Helmke

Fifty AI Prompts for Teachers

By: Paul Cancellieri

Making Time for Social Studies

By: Rachel Swearengin

The Change You Want to See

By: Dawn Brooks DeCosta, Mark Anthony Gooden

Today's Teachers, Tomorrow's Leaders

By: Peter Marshall

Foreword by: Tom Hierck

Advancing Empathy and Equity in Early Childhood Education

By: Christine Mason, Randy Ross, Orinthia Harris, Jillayne Flanders

Foreword by: Afrika Afeni Mills

Mathematics Strategies for Tier 1 and Tier 2 Interventions in a PLC at Work®

By: Sarah Schuhl, Mona Toncheff, Jennifer Deinhart, Brian Buckhalter

Foreword by: Mike Mattos

Renaissance Thinking in the Classroom

By: Nathan D. Lang-Raad

The Collaborative IEP

By: Kristen Bordonaro, Megan Clarke

Foreword by: Julie A. Schmidt

It’s Possible!

By: Pati Montgomery, Angela Hanlin

Foreword by: Jan Hasbrouck

Humanized Education

By: Mike Ruyle, Libby Child, Jason D. Cummins (Awachíikaate), Donyall D. Dickey

Contributors: Nancy Weinstein, Hawar Khalandi

Mentoring Matters

By: Bruce Wellman, Laura Lipton

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