Pam Salazar's High-Impact Vision for High-Impact Schools (2302) X
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Last Date to Register: 2/23/2012 12:01 AM
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Great leaders, as opposed to those who are merely good, make the difference in achieving bottom line results and driving success. What does high-impact leadership look like? What do really successful principals do to promote teaching and learning? Schools must ask themselves:
• How are our students performing?
• What are our priority concerns?
• What are the causes of results?
• How can we develop a long-term plan to implement, monitor, and evaluate our actions?
• What does effective professional development look like?
• How do we make the school improvement planning process an ongoing, continuous practice that supports sustainable school improvement?
Dr. Pam Salazar is an an Associate Professor of Practice in the Department of Educational Leadership at the University of Nevada and a consultant for school improvement with NASSP and Eye on Education. Dr. Salazar has been a highly requested seminar presenter in her areas of expertise----principalship, instructional leadership, school improvement and supervision of instruction, and, curriculum. She has recently authored “High-Impact Leadership for High-Impact schools which has been adopted by numerous school districts across the country.
Pam has been well received and requested for Wisconsin Educational Administrator conferences and events. She was previously a keynote speaker and session presenter at the Wisconsin AWSA High School Principals Conference in January 2011, the AWSA Middle School Principals Conference in February 2011 and the WASDA/AWSA Wisconsin School Leadership Academy in June 2011.