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“Martha Campbell combines her understanding of professional learning communities, her insights into human nature, and her wonderful sense of humor to create a work that reminds us that changing the structure and culture of a school is not a neat, rational, linear systematic process. . . . She gently urges us to embrace the mess and see the humor in it.” —From the foreword by Richard DuFour and Rebecca DuFour |
The PLC at Work™ Cartoon Book features the humorous side of working in a professional learning community. In this lighthearted collection, cartoonist Martha F. Campbell showcases the points of view of teachers, students, and parents and brings humor to such topics as learning for all, collaboration, collective inquiry, SMART goals, action orientation, intervention, continuous improvement, results, and celebration.
In their foreword and introductory text for each chapter, PLC pioneers Richard DuFour and Rebecca DuFour remind teachers, administrators, and members of PLCs to maintain a sense of humor and the ability to laugh at themselves while they partake in the important work of becoming a professional learning community.
These witty cartoons will:
- Provide educators with a lighthearted look at the inner workings of PLCs
- Energize team meetings
- Build morale and goodwill during the hard work of becoming a PLC
SAMPLE REPRODUCIBLES
The following four cartoons are samples of what you will receive when you submit your information above. These cartoons are for use in the classroom, meetings, and presentations. The cartoons are not authorized for commercial reproduction.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1: Learning for All
Chapter 2: Collaboration
Chapter 3: Collective Inquiry
Chapter 4: SMART Goals
Chapter 5: Action Orientation
Chapter 6: Intervention
Chapter 7: Continuous Improvement
Chapter 8: Results
Chapter 9: Celebration
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Martha F. Campbell is a graduate of the School of Fine Arts, Washington University, St. Louis, and a former writer and designer for Hallmark Cards. She has been a freelance cartoonist and illustrator since leaving Hallmark. She lives in Harrison, Arkansas.
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