Combat Narcissism by Building Foundations, Not Pedestals
Focusing on the impact of narcissistic attitudes in the American school system, this book explores how self-absorption affects both individuals and the educational environment. It offers various strategies to address and combat these behaviors, aiming to foster healthier interactions and improve the overall dynamics within schools.
How to Prepare for and Survive the Position
Focusing on the challenges faced by assistant principals, this guide offers practical advice on navigating the role effectively. It covers essential topics such as legal issues, parent interactions, documentation methods, collaboration with teachers, and managing school discipline. Designed to facilitate dialogue, the manual aims to streamline the administrative learning process, making it a valuable resource for new and aspiring administrators.
Build Foundations for Students, Not Pedestals
Focusing on the challenges faced by educators in a self-centered society, the authors highlight the negative consequences of inaction and offer practical solutions. The easy-to-read format makes it accessible for those working directly in education, providing insights and strategies to effectively address the needs of today's students and their parents.
Exploring the essence of Christian faith, this book examines how beliefs about Jesus shape the lives of practitioners. It highlights the transformative nature of faith and how it influences daily actions and decisions. Through insightful reflections, the author delves into the practical implications of living out Christian beliefs, encouraging readers to consider the deeper meaning behind their faith and its impact on their lifestyle.
A young black bear cub becomes separated from its hibernating mother, Bertha, after wandering across melting ice in search of food. As the cub navigates the challenges of being alone, a variety of forest animals come together to help. The story culminates in a heartwarming reunion when Bertha, aided by smelling salts from a skunk, awakens and finds her anxious cub, highlighting themes of friendship and the bonds between mother and child.
This is a must-read book for all educators who work with today's 'me-driven' society and parent population. In an easy-to-read format, Mason and Brackman zero in on the problem, describe the consequences for failing to act, and provide practical solutions for those individuals in the educational trenches.