School Leadership
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Effective Education Leaders Take Calculated Risks
Failure provides us with life’s most valuable learning opportunities. Education leaders embrace this as well as the uncertainty that comes hand and hand with ... -
Effective Education Leaders are Fair-Minded
Some traits are more important than others. When it comes to education leadership, the capacity to judge situations, and people with fairness is essential ... -
Effective Education Leaders Display a Sense of Urgency
The competition does not wait, and there will always be someone out there trying to outwork you. Education leaders understand that in many situations, ... -
Effective Education Leaders are Resolute
Being decisive is not only about making decisions rapidly; it is about modeling a positive and effective way of thinking and acting. It is ... -
Effective Education Leaders Give a Steady Performance
Like professional athletes, great education leaders follow rigorous routines to keep their skills sharp and their delivery constant. Education leaders know that that practice ... -
Effective Education Leaders are Open-Minded
The education world changes quickly and will continue to do so. Great education leaders can recognize those changes and guide the school or school ... -
Effective Education Leaders are Resilient
Anything that can go wrong in an educational setting usually does. From fistfights to broken pipes, you will deal with some of the most ... -
Effective Education Leaders are Innovative
When faced with a challenge, smart education leaders can find creative solutions to problems. Being innovative involves understanding all the resources at your disposal, ... -
Effective Education Leaders are Proactive
The antithesis of proactive is reactive, which means you react to the world around you instead of taking steps to affect the outcomes positively. ... -
Effective Education Leaders are Flexible
People in leadership positions often have flexible schedules. Sure, we all work for someone, but we usually can make our schedules. Education leaders need ...
