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The New Meaning of Educational Change Author: Michael Fullan Publisher: N/A Publication Date: N/A The school-change bible (Read More | 0 comments)

Resonant Leadership Author: Richard Boyatzis and Annie McKee Publisher: N/A Publication Date: N/A As recommended by Independent Thinking Associate Roy Leighton (Read More | 0 comments)

Principled Headship: A Teacher's Guide to the Galaxy Author: Terry Mahony Publisher: N/A Publication Date: N/A Showing how there's so much more to school leadership than filling in your SIP. (Read More | 0 comments)

Tweak to Transform: Improving Teaching - A Practical Handbook for School Leaders Author: Mike Hughes Publisher: N/A Publication Date: N/A Another practical, school-changing book from former headteacher Mike Hughes (Read More | 0 comments)

A Policy for Learning Author: Mike Hughes Publisher: N/A Publication Date: N/A Embedding learning into the school is a real challenge - this book will help (Read More | 0 comments)

The Intelligent School Author: Barbara MacGilchrist, Jane Reed, and Kate Myers Publisher: N/A Publication Date: N/A Is yours a high IQ school? (Read More | 0 comments)