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Collaborative Teacher Leadership: How Teachers Can Foster Equitable Schools

1 review
Martin L. Krovetz, Gilberto Arriaza

Corwin Press, 2006

Textbook
This is a textbook for a Master's level program. It is a useful resource for new teachers.

Powerful Partnerships: A Handbook for Principals Mentoring Assistant Principals
Gary S. Bloom, Martin L. Krovetz

Corwin Press, 2008

"This much-needed handbook is an excellent resource for principals and assistant principals as they face the challenges of school improvement together. The exercises focus school leaders on building their collective strengths, expanding their learning opportunities, providing schools with strong succession plans, and enabling leadership teams to address differences while building the capacity for effective teamwork." -Sandra J. Stein, Chief ...

Restructuring of our schools begins with a big orange splot. (The Big Orange Splot children's book) ...
Martin L. Krovetz

Project Innovation (Alabama), 1993

This digital document is an article from Education, published by Project Innovation (Alabama) on March 22, 1993. The length of the article is 963 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser. Citation Details Title: Restructuring of our schools begins with a ...

Fostering Resilience: Expecting All Students to Use Their Minds and Hearts Well

4 reviews
Martin L. Krovetz

Corwin Press, 2007

A thoughtful and practical resource for educators
Fostering Resiliency: Expecting All Students to Use Their Minds and Hearts Well, is a well written and easy to read resource for teachers and administrators. Martin Krovetz provides concrete examples of schools which have developed into resilient learning communities for both students and staff. It will leave you with a deeper understanding of what a "good school" does and hopefully, the ...