The classic personal guide for principals, updated to address today’s challenges
As the leader and decision maker in your school, you know that the buck stops with you. But when you’re faced with issues that are unfamiliar or simply overwhelming, where can you turn for advice and experience?
For over a decade, the answer has beenThe Principal’s Companion. Pam Robbins and Harvey B. Alvy’s comprehensive classic remains a standard reference for principals of all experience levels, providing a wealth of ideas, techniques, and reflective opportunities.
In the fourth edition, new and updated content is delivered in an ultra-efficient format tailored to principals’ busy days. Topics range from big-picture considerations to specific tactics and strategies, including:
- The principal’s many roles.
- Critical skills for effective leadership.
- Honoring the school’s mission.
- Working together to build a learning community.
- Starting effectively and staying the course.
With an eye towards the future,The Principal’s Companioncan be referred to over and over again to ensure the school’s most important executive is a strong anchor for educational success.
Features- Sub-Title - Strategies to Lead Schools for Student and Teacher Success.
- Edited - Pam Robbins.
- Author Affiliation - International Education Consultant.
- Other Author(s) - Harvey B. Alvy.
- Binding - Paperback.
- Pages - 408.
- Publication Date - 06-Mar-14.
- Edition No - Fourth Edition.
- Primary Subject Code - Principal ship - CA6.
- Item Weight - 38 oz.
- Copyright year - 2014.
About The AuthorPam Robbins earned her doctorate in educational administration from the University of California, Berkeley. Currently, she consults with school systems, professional organizations, State Departments of Education, leadership academies, and corporations throughout the United States, Canada, Great Britain, Europe, Asia, and South America. Her presentation topics include professional learning communities, effective teaching, how the brain learns, emotional intelligence, leadership, teaching in the block schedule, peer coaching, school culture, and presentation skills. Pam has served as a teacher, high school basketball coach, administrator, director of special projects and research, and director of training for the North Bay California Leadership Academy. She has lectured at several universities, authored and co-authored books, and developed training materials for several principals’ academies.