An Imperfect Leader: Human-Centered Leadership in (After) Action
Autor Peter L. Stieplemanen Limba Engleză Paperback – 14 mai 2023
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781475871135
ISBN-10: 1475871139
Pagini: 138
Dimensiuni: 154 x 223 x 8 mm
Greutate: 0.21 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Rowman & Littlefield
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 1475871139
Pagini: 138
Dimensiuni: 154 x 223 x 8 mm
Greutate: 0.21 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Rowman & Littlefield
Locul publicării:New York, United States
Cuprins
Dedication
Acknowledgments
Preface: An Imperfect Leader/Who Tells Your Story?
Chapter 1: Theory of Action
Chapter 2: A Challenge to Stasis
Chapter 3: A New Leader, an Antiquated System
Chapter 4: The Truth About Their Data
Chapter 5: The Year They All Left
Chapter 6: Reseeding Their Values
Chapter 7: A Tree Takes Root
Chapter 8: They Know the Way. Until a Pandemic Emerges
Chapter 9: The Vision is Clear? How Their Systems Saved Them
Epilogue
Bibliography
Index
About the Author
Acknowledgments
Preface: An Imperfect Leader/Who Tells Your Story?
Chapter 1: Theory of Action
Chapter 2: A Challenge to Stasis
Chapter 3: A New Leader, an Antiquated System
Chapter 4: The Truth About Their Data
Chapter 5: The Year They All Left
Chapter 6: Reseeding Their Values
Chapter 7: A Tree Takes Root
Chapter 8: They Know the Way. Until a Pandemic Emerges
Chapter 9: The Vision is Clear? How Their Systems Saved Them
Epilogue
Bibliography
Index
About the Author
Recenzii
If you are interested in changing systems of education and how they work for young people, this is a must-read on educational leadership. Filled with examples and a framework to guide leaders, Dr. Stiepleman helps the reader think deeper about practice and ways to learn from people at various vantage points of a school system. He takes systems thinking concepts and makes them practical for educators who want to build lasting change--a must read for anyone tasked to lead.
While success is celebrated, behind these worthy accomplishments is often a series of lessons learned the hard way which often are kept hidden. Peter brings to light, in a human, respectful and engaging way, leadership lessons learned from honest reflection of what could have been better, different or worth repeating. He analyzes the needed leadership skills of K-12 administrators in clear and compelling ways. He reminds us that no one is perfect, but each decision carefully reviewed can make us better leaders and help us serve students, staff and communities more effectively. This is a great guide to the work of leading complex organizations in challenging times.
Those who write about leadership have created flawed works with impossible expectations: to be a perfect leader. Peter Stiepleman challenges us all. An Imperfect Leader is a brilliantly conceptualized story of a superintendent challenged by antiquated practices, challenging data, district culture, dispersed values-and eventually the Covid 19 pandemic. This book is a must-read for beginning, mid-career as well as accomplished leaders.
Peter is the kind of author who understands the challenges leaders face. In An Imperfect Leader, he documents the all too familiar challenges superintendents and their districts encounter. His introduction of a human-centered leadership model, coupled with the use of engaging storytelling and thoughtful reflections, are designed to impact leader longevity. A terrific resource for leaders and their leadership teams.
An Imperfect Leader is a book that provides insight for educational leaders who desire to grow within the discipline. That's what the job of a superintendent is all about: to be a lead learner.
While success is celebrated, behind these worthy accomplishments is often a series of lessons learned the hard way which often are kept hidden. Peter brings to light, in a human, respectful and engaging way, leadership lessons learned from honest reflection of what could have been better, different or worth repeating. He analyzes the needed leadership skills of K-12 administrators in clear and compelling ways. He reminds us that no one is perfect, but each decision carefully reviewed can make us better leaders and help us serve students, staff and communities more effectively. This is a great guide to the work of leading complex organizations in challenging times.
Those who write about leadership have created flawed works with impossible expectations: to be a perfect leader. Peter Stiepleman challenges us all. An Imperfect Leader is a brilliantly conceptualized story of a superintendent challenged by antiquated practices, challenging data, district culture, dispersed values-and eventually the Covid 19 pandemic. This book is a must-read for beginning, mid-career as well as accomplished leaders.
Peter is the kind of author who understands the challenges leaders face. In An Imperfect Leader, he documents the all too familiar challenges superintendents and their districts encounter. His introduction of a human-centered leadership model, coupled with the use of engaging storytelling and thoughtful reflections, are designed to impact leader longevity. A terrific resource for leaders and their leadership teams.
An Imperfect Leader is a book that provides insight for educational leaders who desire to grow within the discipline. That's what the job of a superintendent is all about: to be a lead learner.