Cultural Caring (Paperback)
Douglas Reeves
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Paperback. A nurturing, caring school environment is essential for school improvement and student motivation. In this book, Douglas Reeves and Robert Eaker bring the importance of a caring environment to the forefront of school transformation efforts. They identify who is responsible for shaping school communities, what qualities are vital for them to exhibit, and what educational leaders and practitioners can do to promote more caring for all. K-12 leaders, administrators, policy makers, and teacher leaders will: Understand the direct impacts of care and connection on student motivation and learningSupport and empower parents in their efforts to nurture children's growth and educationBuild collaborative teaching teams to encourage supportive professional developmentImplement regular feedback to maintain commitment to improved caring practicesInspire broader cultural changes among districts, communities, and national leadership Contents: Introduction Chapter 1: The Caring Imperative Chapter 2: Caring Classrooms Chapter 3: Getting Feedback Right Chapter 4: Supporting Caring Beyond the Classroom Chapter 5: Caring and Teacher Needs Chapter 6: Caring Collaboration Chapter 7: Caring Leadership Chapter 8: Caring Governing Boards Chapter 9: Leading With Care--Five Essential Decisions Chapter 10: Caring Communities and a Caring Nation Epilogue References and Resources Index Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798893740134
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A nurturing, caring school environment is essential for school improvement and student motivation. In this book, Douglas Reeves and Robert Eaker bring the importance of a caring environment to the forefront of school transformation efforts. They identify who is responsible for shaping school communities, what qualities are vital for them to exhibit, and what educational leaders and practitioners can do to promote more caring for all.
K-12 leaders, administrators, policy makers, and teacher leaders will:
- Understand the direct impacts of care and connection on student motivation and learning
- Support and empower parents in their efforts to nurture children's growth and education
- Build collaborative teaching teams to encourage supportive professional development
- Implement regular feedback to maintain commitment to improved caring practices
- Inspire broader cultural changes among districts, communities, and national leadership
Contents:
Introduction
Chapter 1: The Caring Imperative
Chapter 2: Caring Classrooms
Chapter 3: Getting Feedback Right
Chapter 4: Supporting Caring Beyond the Classroom
Chapter 5: Caring and Teacher Needs
Chapter 6: Caring Collaboration
Chapter 7: Caring Leadership
Chapter 8: Caring Governing Boards
Chapter 9: Leading With Care--Five Essential Decisions
Chapter 10: Caring Communities and a Caring Nation
Epilogue
References and Resources
Index
Les informations fournies dans la section « A propos du livre » peuvent faire référence à une autre édition de ce titre.
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Titre : Cultural Caring (Paperback)
Éditeur : Solution Tree
Date d'édition : 2025
Reliure : Paperback
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