implement management brilliance suggestions

books:

The Call to Brilliance

fredric press, 2007

In an engaging memoir, award-winning educator, Resa Steindel Brown is drawn to the astonishing discovery that all children are born brilliant. With insightful commentary, she recalls her own trials as a student and teacher in our industrial, one-size-fits-all educational system. Then she encounters the needs of her young son. Finding a fit is like trying to stuff an odd-shaped child into a square hole. The love for her child propels her on a ...

What Is This Thing Called Love?

1 review
William Glasser M.D.

William Glasser MD, 2000

Teasing out the basis for a loving relationship
The word "love" is so bandied about so much that even to use it in the title of a book can leave the reader feeling a little uneasy. Would a book called, "What is this thing called Love?" treat the most sought-after of all human experiences as an academic commodity? Would love, whatever it is, become a series of clinical concepts? Worse still, would the pages unfold as a litany of trite ...

The Quality School Teacher: Specific Suggestions for Teachers Who Are Trying to Implement the Lead-Management ...

2 reviews
William, M.D. Glasser

Harper Perennial, 1993

Idealistic AND practical
I read this and Glasser's prequel, The Quality School. While the first book makes many good points, it is not very useful to the teacher. Glasser appeared to use that book to explain how principles of the quality workplace can be applied to the classroom. This book, The Quality School Teacher, is much more hands-on and gives practical advice on how to get students to achieve quality work. ...