Book : The Multiplier Effect Tapping The Genius Inside Our..

-Titulo Original : The Multiplier Effect Tapping The Genius Inside Our Schools

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Review Everyone?s heard about legendary educators who turn struggling schools around. Is it the force of their personality? Sheer genius? Or does the secret of their success lie in their ability to unleash the genius in the people around them? The Multiplier Effect suggests that by changing the way you lead, you can amplify the intelligence, talent, and passion of your fellow teachers and together conquer the challenges today?s schools face. This is sure to be an energizing book for teachers and administrators at all levels of education. -- Daniel Pink, Author of Drive and To Sell is Human Published On: 2013-02-14A fascinating book that shows how mindsets shape the way people lead. This book will forever change the way we think about leadership in our schools and the mindsets we need to tackle our biggest educational challenges. -- Carol Dweck, Lewis and Virginia Eaton Professor of Psychology Published On: 2013-02-11The Multiplier Effectis a ‘must-read’ for all educators seeking to unleash the genius that resides in every student that crosses the threshold of the schoolhouse door! -- Bill Raabe, Senior Director Published On: 2013-02-11In 2010, Liz Wiseman introduced us to the term Multipliers leaders who are truly genius makers. The Multiplier Effect takes this concept from the corporate world to the classroom. Educators at every level classroom aides to superintendents will be inspired to bring out the brilliance the genius in everyone around them. I urge you to read this book and let its fascinating ideas help you see that you, too, are a genius and a genius maker. -- Ken Blanchard, Coauthor of The One Minute Manager® and Leading at a Higher Level Published On: 2013-02-11You cannot be an effective leader doing it by yourself. The Multiplier Effect gives you the tools you need to take on your biggest challenges by harnessing the capability of each staff member in your school. -- Frank Deangelis, Principal Published On: 2013-02-11The Multiplier Effect makes us rethink many of our assumptions about leadership. The book is engaging, vivid and as practical as it is provocative. To lead others you must be able to lead yourself. The Multiplier Effectgives leaders and teachers useful tools to utilize the intelligence on their teams. -- Stedman Graham, Author, Speaker, Entrepreneur Published On: 2013-02-14Finally a real book for leaders to read, digest, and actually use! I cannot wait to use the specific exercises to promote The Multiplier Effect!” -- Molly Broderson, Principal Published On: 2013-01-02This provocative book is a must for school leaders. It provides clarity and insight into leadership and provides a framework to deliver strategy, improve working relationships, and boost individual leaders? capacity and capability. It is packed with real-world techniques for engaging people at all levels. This is a timely contribution to the leadership debate when schools everywhere are facing the challenge of change. -- Dame Pat Collarbone, Director Published On: 2013-02-14The Multiplier concept is a powerful tool to develop and improve leaders both in business and across education, where we hear more about failure than we do about success. If educational leaders at every level read this book, we would hear more stories of successful educational outcomes. This book belongs on the reading list of anyone wanting to become the kind of leader that makes people and organizations better. -- Dean Gary Cornia, Marriott School of Management Published On: 2013-02-14Dripping in rich storytelling and anecdotes, this book explores why our society, schools, and companies desperately need to embrace the power of Multipliers in order to unleash talent, allow others agency, and fully utilize dormant intelligence. If you are looking to learn new leadership techniques, take advantage of your potential, and understand how to add value to your life and work, The Multiplier Effect is for you. -- Nikhil Goyal, Author, One Size Does No