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Five Disciplines of PLC Leaders Just as it takes discipline to successfully run a marathon or to master a musical instrument, effective leadership in a professional learning community (PLC) requires practice, patience, and skill. PLC leaders at all levels face multiple paradoxes: they must lead by serving, engage stakeholders through strategic disengagement, allow autonomy within defined boundaries, and inspire others through their own humility. In The Five Disciplines of PLC Leaders, Timothy D. Kanold offers a focused framework that will help educators maintain balance and consistent vision as they strengthen the paradoxical skills of PLC leadership. By engaging with and pursuing the five core disciplines of PLC leadership, readers will:
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword by Richard DuFour Introduction: Professional Learning Community Leadership–Disciplined Leaders Required Chapter 1: The Discipline of Vision and Values Chapter 2: The Discipline of Accountability and Celebration Chapter 3: The Discipline of Service and Sharing Chapter 4: The Discipline of Reflection and Balance Chapter 5: The Discipline of Inspiration and Influence EpilogueThe Professional Learning Community as a School Movement References and Resources Index REPRODUCIBLES Chapter 1 Analyzing the Vision Development Process Decisions and Affirming Sources Double-Loop Learning and Step 2a Thinking Personal Vision Test Study Guide: Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Accountability-Celebration Matrix Adult Behaviors Within the Vision and Values Boundary Box Moving Vision Into Action The Accountability and Celebration Model for Continuous Improvement Tiers of Accountability and Celebration to Vision Action Study Guide: Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Building Communities of Practice Care Enough to Confront Knowing Your Team History The N-S-E-W PLC Sphere of Influence Chart Study Guide: Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Dos and Don'ts for Email Use Five Strategies for Movement Toward and Along the Flow Channel Hurry Sickness Checklist My Best and Worst Leadership Days Professional Learning Community Flow Task Priority Management Tool The Pendulum of PLC Leadership Focus and Engagement The PLC Energy Quadrants Study Guide: Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Skeptics, Cynics, Opposers, and Trust Busters Weekly Energy Monitoring Chart Study Guide: Chapter 5 Epilogue PLC Movement Values and Actions Survey ABOUT THE AUTHOR |
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