Description
Learn practical ways to manage the stress of being a school leader so you can get the most out of your career. In this follow up to the bestseller 17 Things Resilient Teachers Do (and Four Things They Hardly Ever Do), Bryan Harris and Janet Gilbert present strategies to help school leaders build resilience on a daily basis. Topics covered include focusing on purpose, prioritizing relationships, protecting your time, refining communication, being mindful and self-aware, recognizing and combatting burnout, taking risks, forgiving and apologizing, understanding change, and having fun. Each of the 20 short chapters presents a concise summary of the topic, a deeper look at what it means, and a list of practical applications that you can implement right away. With this guidebook, you’ll feel ready to bounce back from challenges and stay focused on the many rewards of leadership.
Table of Contents
Introduction 4 Ways to Get the Most out of this Book 1. Resilient School Leaders - Put Their Masks on First 2. Resilient School Leaders - Count Their Blessings (Daily) 3. Resilient School Leaders - Strive for a Work-Life Balance 4. Resilient School Leaders - Focus on Purpose 5. Resilient School Leaders - Are Self-Aware 6. Resilient School Leaders - Are Mindful 7. Resilient School Leaders - Prioritize Relationships 8. Resilient School Leaders - Focus on Organization 9. Resilient School Leaders - Protect Their Time 10. Resilient School Leaders - Constantly Refine Communication 11. Resilient School Leaders – Listen 12. Resilient School Leaders - Recognize and Combat Burnout 13. Resilient School Leaders - Understand Change 14. Resilient School Leaders - Become Experts in Conflict 15. Resilient School Leaders - Know How to Deal with Difficult People 16. Resilient School Leaders - Take Risks 17. Resilient School Leaders - Help Others Build Resilience 18. Resilient School Leaders - Forgive and Apologize 19. Resilient School Leaders - Tame ANTs 20. Resilient School Leaders - Have Fun References
