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![]() | The Principal's Companion: Strategies and Hints to Make the Job Easier by Pam Robbins, Harvey B. Alvy ISBN-10: 9780761945147 ISBN-10: 0-7619-4514-8 ISBN-13: 9780761945147 ISBN-13: 978-0-7619-4514-7 Hardcover 2002-12-10 Corwin Press Find Lowest Price | |
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Product Description Updated Edition of Bestseller! Foreword by Kent D. Peterson The Principal’s Companion has a new look—and new content! Never before has the principal’s role been so demanding, so this new edition has been updated and greatly expanded to address the many new issues that have emerged in today’s schools. As the educational landscape changes, this new edition retains the essence of the first, providing excellent strategies and relevant leadership research and theory, while adding new strategies for:
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Excellent Resource User friendly read with many tips and ideas for using your time efficiently and establishing the climate you want. | ||
A must have for any new or old principal I "had "to buy this book for a class in my masters program and after using it in class and reading through it, I decided that I was NOT going to sell it back. This is a great resource and help for principals or administrators. This will be a well read and heavily highlighted book that will remain a part of my library. | ||
Helpful! I am two thirds through this book, but there is so much advice and consciousness-raising information that is thoughtfully presented and very much need that it's not necessary to wait until I finish the book to write a glowing recommendation. There are ideas I will need this year to boost collegiality and morale. Some of the problem-sharing ideas are quick and easy to implement, too. I would like to have read more about interviewing and hiring teachers, but other than that I am quite pleased. I'll pick up this book often as a refresher. | ||
Excellent! When I was a new assistant principal, I bought this book for a resource for my job. I am glad that I did. Not only did it help me throughout my assistant's career, but it assisted me while I worked on my master's. It is a hands-on resource book that can help with many situations or prepare you for new situations. In our jobs, every day is a surprise, so the more effective resources that we have on our shelf, the more relaxed we are when it comes our way. I believe that this is a book that should be in the curriculum of every college campus preparing dynamic, future principals. Cathy Blair | ||