Stand Tall Leadership
Stand Tall Leadership

Author: Steven A. Bollar

Publisher: John Wiley & Sons

Published: 2020-08-25

Total Pages: 199

ISBN-13: 1119638895

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Stand out like you’re 7 feet tall — how to think and act differently as a K-12 leader Tall people stand out in a crowd. Tall people think and act differently: people like author Steven Bollar. He has spent his career as a principal and administrator creating school cultures that make students excited to learn and achieve their goals. In Stand Tall Leadership, Steven shows you that it doesn't matter what your natural height really is—you can stand tall in everything you do by thinking and acting differently from those around you. Designed for K-12 leaders, this unique and engaging book helps you overcome challenges in your school, manage effectively, inspire your staff, build strong relationships, communicate clearly, and much more. The Stand Tall Leadership philosophy is all about creating the best possible environment at your school. Strong leadership skills are essential for making better decisions, maintaining your focus and priority, and maximizing outcomes with students, staff, parents, and the entire community. The principles and techniques in this book will strengthen your own leadership skills and assist you in developing effective leaders within your school. Providing hands-on tools and real-world guidance, this valuable resource will help you: Connect with staff, understand their needs, and set them up for success Keep your best employees and leaders right where they are, not chasing other opportunities Assessyour leadership skills and make immediate, meaningful improvements Maintain focus in any situation to increase productivity and get outstanding results Repair damaged relationships that slow down progress and impede success Stand Tall Leadership: Stand Tall to Think Differently and Lead Successfully is a must-read for all K-12 leaders and administrators, as well as K-12 educators looking to develop their leadership skills.

Standing Tall
Standing Tall

Author: Steve Farrar

Publisher: Multnomah

Published: 2011-05-11

Total Pages: 238

ISBN-13: 0307779130

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A leader must stand tall enough for his followers to find him. "As the God-appointed captain of his family," says Steve Farrar, "a man faces the challenge of spying out the social territory, marking danger zones, and taking stands to protect those in his charge." It's an active leadership role -- and Farrar's been training men to succeed in it for over ten years. In this paperback rerelease of his popular Standing Tall, the men's ministries leader "walks tall" through America -- observing politics, abortion, the gay movement, media trends, and the loss of our "moral boundaries." Farrar offers men sure biblical foundations on which to stand for faith-based living -- closing with "Seven Ways to Help Your Kids Stand Tall." A study guide/appendix makes it great for group use, too!

Stand Tall!
Stand Tall!

Author: Cheri J. Meiners

Publisher: Free Spirit Publishing

Published: 2015-05-01

Total Pages: 42

ISBN-13: 1575425211

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Integrity is an important trait for children to develop—especially as they grow, learn, and have more opportunities to make choices for themselves. With this encouraging book, support children in knowing right from wrong, making positive decisions, keeping promises, and staying true to themselves. Back matter includes advice for teaching integrity at home, at school, and in childcare. Being the Best Me Series: From the author of the popular Learning to Get Along® books comes a one-of-a-kind character-development series. Each of the first six books in the Being the Best Me! series helps children learn, understand, and develop attitudes and positive character traits that strengthen self-confidence and a sense of purpose. Each book focuses on a specific attitude or character trait—optimism, self-esteem, assertiveness, resilience, integrity, and forgiveness. Also included are discussion questions, games, activities, and additional information for adults. Filled with diversity, these social story books will be welcome in school, home, and childcare settings.

Ideas Ideas Ideas
Ideas Ideas Ideas

Author: Steven Bollar

Publisher:

Published: 2018-07-30

Total Pages:

ISBN-13: 9780999330630

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All the ideas you need to recognize your students and staffulty with a Renaissance Rally

Standing Tall
Standing Tall

Author: Kristine Olson

Publisher: University of Washington Press

Published: 2005

Total Pages: 252

ISBN-13: 9780295985824

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How does a woman survive a concerted campaign to deny her humanity, by the government at the national level and by her foster parents and spouse at the most intimate level? Standing Tall, the biography of Oregon tribal leader Kathryn Jones Harrison, recounts the Grand Rondes' resurgence from the ashes of disastrous federal policies designed to terminate their very existence. The tribe's revival paralleled -- and was propelled by -- Harrison's determination to overcome daunting personal odds. Harrison's life story puts a human face on the suffering wrought by twentieth-century U.S. Indian policy. Historic and contemporary photographs enliven the text and depict the trauma of forced assimilation. Former Senator Mark Hatfield's foreword places Harrison in the annals of Native leaders, where her generosity of spirit shines through as she seeks to contribute to the communities that threatened to engulf her tribe's homeland. The Grand Rondes have achieved national renown as the "little tribe that could," and at the forefront for over two decades stood four-foot eleven-inch Kathryn Harrison. Her pragmatic and farsighted leadership through the burgeoning casino economy and the demands of cultural repatriation resonated throughout Indian Country to Capitol Hill and New York's American Museum of Natural History. Yet the company of everyday women -- ancestors, lifelong and newfound friends, and tribal colleagues -- was what sustained her. Harrison's story models the survival skills of adaptability, endurance, patience, and sheer grit coupled with the courage to stand up to confront crusading power.

Overcoming Crisis in Leadership
Overcoming Crisis in Leadership

Author: K. Kuldip Singh

Publisher: Manas

Published: 1998

Total Pages: 304

ISBN-13:

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The Book Provides A Window Through Which The Reader Can Have, Firstly, A View Of Certain Crucial Issues Pertaining To The Indian Army And Secondly, An Insight Into What The Author Perceives Is A Malaise Infecting The Moral And Professional Fibre Of The Armed Forces, Which Warrants An Earnest Soul-Searching Exercise For Prompt Rectification. Besides Reviewing The Recruitment Policy, The Book Analyses And Questions The Rationale For Maintaining A Large Standing Army Which, The Author Believes, Is At The Cost Of Its Modernisation And The Nation'S Economic Development. The Book Reviews The Existing Leadership Tenor, With A Special Reference To Erosion In The Traditional Values, And Comes To The Finding That While The Men And Junior Leadership In The Armed Forces Have Acquitted Themselves With Credit In All Wars And Operations Since Independence, Much Remains To Be Desired In The Professional And Ethical Qualities Of Senior Leadership. A Strong Case Has Been Made For Restructuring The Army, Based On The Indigenous Imperatives, Indianisation Of Its Ethos And Reforming The Military System.

Impressive First Impressions
Impressive First Impressions

Author: Vu H. Pham

Publisher: Praeger

Published: 2010-04-09

Total Pages: 264

ISBN-13:

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This book provides systematic frameworks, insightful information, and practical tips that will help professionals and job seekers boost their first impression on others and increase their value to employers—both in the physical and virtual world. Geared toward any professional or job seeker, Impressive First Impressions: A Guide to the Most Important 30 Seconds (And 30 Years) of Your Career shows how to make your first impressions take hold in all contexts of daily professional life—from job interviews and client meetings to working in teams and persuading others of your ideas. Based on an extraordinary wealth of research and proven, effective techniques, Impressive First Impressions distills a vast amount of information into straightforward, practical steps. Part I covers the big picture—strategies and philosophies—while Part 2 gets down to specific "tactical and practical" advice for initial encounters of all kinds in the professional world. The concluding section for the advanced reader shows how to master the art of the first impression by embracing one's ACE (audience, culture, and environment), as well as how to approach the "virtual first impression" when initial introductions are made via telephone, teleconference, or the Web.

The West Point Way of Leadership
The West Point Way of Leadership

Author: Larry R. Donnithorne

Publisher: Broadway Business

Published: 1994

Total Pages: 224

ISBN-13: 9780385417037

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West Point has bred more CEOs than any business school, and the leadership skills taught there are truly matters of life and death. Bolder than Sun Tzu, savvier than Gracian -- THE book on learning to lead.