Educational Leadership

Leading Change Step-by-Step: A Webcast and Conversation with Jody Spiro

March 13, 2012 by amy.reed

Join author Jody Spiro for an interactive webinar hosted by The New York Times Knowledge Network and learn how to plan, implement, and sustain meaningful change. March 20, 2012 4:00pm – 5:00pm Eastern Author: Jody Spiro Moderator: Felice Nudelman Price: … Read more.

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Interview with Scott McLeod on School Leadership

January 17, 2012 by amy.reed

Steve Hargadon of Future of Education interviews Scott Mcleod, author of What School Leaders Need to Know About Digital Technologies and Social Media, on “school leadership in the 21st century, administrator use of social media, changes to teaching and learning because of … Read more.

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Michael Fullan Podcast on Leadership!

January 4, 2012 by amy.reed
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New 2011-2012 Education Catalog!

November 15, 2011 by amy.reed

Jossey-Bass’s new education catalog is now available! Browse the general education catalog here or below.

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Paying Forward the Legacy of Steve Jobs by Milton Chen

November 7, 2011 by amy.reed

Paying Forward the Legacy of Steve Jobs By Milton Chen As first appeared in Education Week, October 19, 2011. Reprinted with permission from the author. Much has been said in the past week about Steve Jobs’ monumental talents as a … Read more.

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NOWHERE TO HIDE: An Excerpt from Jerome J. Schultz’s New Book

August 28, 2011 by amy.reed

Nowhere to Hide: Why Kids with ADHD and LD Hate School and What We Can Do About It by Jerome J. Schultz This groundbreaking book addresses the consequences of the unabated stress associated with Learning disabilities and ADHD and the … Read more.

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Become a Force to be Reckoned With: An Excerpt from Linda Murray’s New Book DIPLOMA MATTERS

August 22, 2011 by amy.reed

Diploma Matters: A Field Guide for College and Career Readiness In our current education system too many high school students wind up with too few choices. Students are locked into what is decided for them by a broken system. Too … Read more.

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THEY SNOOZE, YOU LOSE: An Excerpt from Lynell Burmark’s New Book About Improving Teacher Presentation Skills

June 15, 2011 by amy.reed

They Snooze, You Lose: The Educator’s Guide to Successful Presentations by Lynell Burmark In today’s increasingly visual world, the art of giving presentations is a much-needed talent. They Snooze, You Lose, provides a comprehensive guide made especially for teachers and administrators … Read more.

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Read an Overview of Robert S. Peterkin’s New Book EVERY CHILD, EVERY CLASSROOM, EVERY DAY

May 30, 2011 by amy.reed

Every Child, Every Classroom, Every Day: School Leaders Who Are Making Equity a Reality by Robert Peterkin, Deborah Jewell-Sherman, Laura Kelley, Leslie Boozer From the prestigious Harvard Urban Superintendents Program, this is a must-have book for new superintendents in large … Read more.

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Excerpt from Alexander Russo’s new book STRAY DOGS, SAINTS AND SAVIORS

April 28, 2011 by amy.reed

Stray Dogs, Saints, and Saviors tells the real-life story of Locke High School. Locke High– originally known for its excellence–became one of the toughest, most dysfunctional schools in the nation. Then in 2007 teachers voted to bring in an upstart … Read more.

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