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Acknowledgments | |
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About the Authors | |
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About the National Academy for Science and Mathematics Education Leadership | |
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Introduction | |
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Dedication | |
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Leadership Every Day | |
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We Are All Leaders | |
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Effective Leadership Practices | |
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Making Conscious Choices | |
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Committing to a Moral Imperative | |
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Using Power Appropriately | |
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Building Shared Vision | |
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Promoting Diversity | |
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Leading for Results | |
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Using Habits to Our Advantage | |
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Generating and Sharing Knowledge | |
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Keeping a Client-Centered Focus | |
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Recognizing and Celebrating Success | |
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Networking | |
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Embracing Innovative Thinking | |
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Aligning Actions and Beliefs | |
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Examining Your Culture | |
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Building a Trusting Climate | |
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Collaborative Leadership | |
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Building Relationships | |
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Trying Something New | |
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Coping with Ambiguity, Change, and Confusion | |
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Leading through Crisis | |
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Balancing Leadership and Management | |
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Living with Paradox | |
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Paying Attention to Leadership Actions and Traits | |
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Getting Support | |
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Asking Good Questions | |
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Finding Win/Win Solutions | |
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Modeling Leadership | |
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Ethical Leadership | |
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Doing the Right Thing | |
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References | |
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Leading Change | |
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Change as a Process | |
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Change Happens in People First | |
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The Impact of Change | |
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Moving through the Stages of Change-Concerns | |
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Moving through the Stages of Change-Behavior | |
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Change as Continuous Improvement | |
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Speed of Change | |
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The Missing Piece in Change | |
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Balancing Constants and Change | |
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Recognizing Assumptions | |
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Crafting a Shared Vision | |
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Mission and Goals | |
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Motivating Others | |
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Planning for Change | |
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Origins of Change | |
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Accepting Loss | |
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Dealing with Disappointment | |
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Change and Resilience | |
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Facing Problems | |
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Neutralizing Resistance | |
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Capitalizing on Resistance | |
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Knowing Your Constituents | |
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Managing Multiple Change Efforts | |
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Systems Thinking | |
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Examining Change History | |
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The Downside of Change | |
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Building Ownership for Change | |
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Individuals as Agents of Change | |
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Self-Assessment as a Change Leader | |
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Sustaining Individual Leadership | |
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Initiating, Implementing, and Institutionalizing Change | |
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References | |
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Leading Learning Communities | |
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Leading Communities of Learning | |
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Leading Learning in Organizations | |
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Building Cultural Proficiency | |
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Powerful Learning Experiences | |
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How People Learn | |
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Transformative Learning | |
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Transforming Situational Learning | |
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Defining Expertise | |
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Characteristics of Effective Professional Learning | |
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Aligning Beliefs and Behaviors | |
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Designing Professional Development | |
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Committing to Vision and Standards | |
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Using Data to Guide Professional Development Designs | |
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Inputs into Professional Development Design | |
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Knowledge and Beliefs in Science and Mathematics | |
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Professional Development in Context | |
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Critical Issues to Consider | |
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Ensuring Equity | |
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Strategies for Professional Learning | |
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Selecting and Combining Strategies | |
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Professional Development for Student Impact | |
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Balancing Philosophy and Pragmatism | |
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Incorporating Reflexive Practice | |
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Reaching Everyone or Scaling Up | |
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Team Learning | |
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Sharing Knowledge and Capturing Lessons Learned | |
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Using Program Logic Models | |
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Achieving Realistic Outcomes | |
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Gathering Evaluation Data | |
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Leading Learning by Example | |
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Taking Responsibility for Learning | |
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References | |
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Leading Effective Groups | |
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Leading Groups | |
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Four Roles of Group Leaders | |
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Group Norms of Collaboration | |
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Group Norm #1-Pausing | |
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Group Norm #2-Paraphrasing | |
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Group Norm #3-Posing Questions | |
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Group Norm #4-Putting Ideas on the Table | |
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Group Norm #5-Providing Data | |
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Group Norm #6-Paying Attention to Self and Others, Verbal Communication | |
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Group Norm #6-Paying Attention to Self and Others, Nonverbal Communication | |
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Group Norm # 7-Presuming Positive Intentions | |
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Dialogue Versus Discussion | |
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Dialogue as Reflective Learning Process | |
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Eliciting Participation from Everyone | |
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Cultural Proficiency | |
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Establishing Clear Roles and Functions | |
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Structuring an Effective Meeting | |
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Providing Logistical Supports | |
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Setting Up the Meeting Room | |
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Group Decision Making | |
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Reaching Consensus | |
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Giving Feedback | |
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Receiving Feedback | |
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Handling Problems | |
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Options for Resolving Conflict | |
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Conflict as Opportunity | |
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Facilitating Conflict | |
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Resolving Value Conflicts | |
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Dealing with Disruptive People | |
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Beginnings and Endings | |
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Six Domains of Group Development | |
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References | |
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Leadership for Results | |
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Results-Based Leadership | |
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Role of Leader to Achieve Results | |
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Using Rigorous Evidence | |
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Being an Accountable Leader | |
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Role of Policy in Achieving Results | |
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Building a Culture of Continuous Improvement | |
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Equitable Access to Data | |
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Purposeful Use of Data | |
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The Power of Data | |
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Collaborative Inquiry | |
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Engaging Everyone with Data | |
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Data-Driven Dialogue | |
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Root Cause Analysis | |
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Cause and Effect | |
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Cause and Effect Analysis: The Fishbone | |
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Identifying Problems | |
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Communicating about Problems | |
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Criteria for Selecting Outcomes | |
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Selecting the Right Intervention | |
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Rapid Prototyping | |
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Assessing Evaluation | |
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Reflecting on Results | |
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Planning for Success 23 | |
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Components of Trust | |
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Keeping the Trust | |
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Time Required for Results | |
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Getting Better Results | |
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Seeking Collective Impact | |
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Sustaining a Focus on Continuous Improvement | |
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Results over Time | |
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Continuing to Learn | |
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References | |
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Index | |