Doing What Works: Ten Common-Sense Leadership Practices to Improve Student Learning

"In (Un)Common Sense: Making Common Sense More Common in Education, author Chris Weber addresses how to effectively meet the learning needs of students to prepare them for their futures in a rapidly changing world. Educators have their pick of new, innovative ideas and practices to use in their classrooms. However, while effective, these strategies and programs can overcomplicate and hinder the learning process. This book aims to strengthen and reflect upon current practices that are proven to support student achievement. By reading (Un)Common Sense, K-12 educators will examine specific common-sense practices that, when thoughtfully planned and implemented, guarantee to transform student learning and propel school success"--