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 | Balanced Leadership Profile® Principals...benchmark yourselves against the best. Complete this online survey to see how well you are fufilling the 21 responsibilities of effective leaders reported in School Leadership that Works. The self-assessment is absolutely free! |
 | McREL Power Walkthrough® software & seminar (October 30–31, 2008) With McREL's Power Walkthrough software and training, school leaders can turn their regular classroom observations into "power walkthroughs" by using hand-held devices loaded with McREL software that uses our popular manual, Classroom Instruction that Works as the basis for observing teachers. Register today! |
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 | School District Leadership that Works®: Leadership Services for School Districts |
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 | Balanced Leadership® Consortia |
 | What Works with ELLs: Academies for Instructional Leaders |
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 | 2007 ABEC Presentation, Arizona: Leadership Matters |
 | 2008 NSBA Annual Conference: Superintendents, school boards, and student achievement: Dispelling the myth of the “blob” |
 | AASA and Monmouth County, New Jersey, Superintendents Conference |
 | AASA Leadership Conference |
 | Arizona Mega Conference Presentation: Connecting the Dots From the Boardroom to the Classroom |
 | Association of Washington School Principals and the Washington Association of School Administrator's summer conference, Spokane, Washington |
 | Minnesota School Boards Association: From the Boardroom to the Classroom: Value added leadership |
 | Paterson, New Jersey, District Superintendent Leadership Team Presentation: District-level leadership — Dispelling the myth of the “blob” |
 | Paterson, New Jersey, Superintendent's Conference: What am I accountable for? Value-added leadership |
 | San Diego County Office of Education Administrators: Balanced LeadershipTM |
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 | School Leadership That Works: From Research to Results |
 | The Balanced Leadership Framework®: Connecting Vision with Action |

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 | Asking the Right Questions: A School Change Toolkit |
 | Balanced Leadership Profile® |
 | Examining the meaning of accountability: Reframing the construct |
 | Imagine the Unimaginable |
 | Leading Schools: Distinguishing the Essential from the Important |
 | Noteworthy Perspectives: What's Noteworthy on...Education Issues in the Heartland |
 | The Leadership We Need: Using research to strengthen the use of standards for administrator preparation and licensure programs |
 | Asking why when observing classrooms [Fall 2007 Changing Schools article] |
 | Changing Schools, Winter 2008—Creating Purposeful Communities |
 | Understanding resistance: Lessons from a river [Fall 2007 Changing Schools article] |
 | Policy Brief - Creating Conditions for Leadership Effectiveness: The District's Role |
 | Policy Brief - School, Teacher, and Leadership Impacts on Student Achievement |
 | Policy Brief: Focusing on the Basics in Beat-the-Odds Schools |
 | Charlotte-Mecklenburg School District Leaders Presentation |
 | MCCC "Closing the Achievement Gap" Summit Presentation: Value Added Leadership |
 | A Monograph on Creating Organizational Change Using a Living-Systems Approach |
 | Balanced Leadership®: What 30 Years of Research Tells Us about the Effect of Leadership on Student Achievement |
 | School District Leadership that Works®: The Effect of Superintendent Leadership on Student Achievement |
 | Asking the Right Questions: A Leader's Guide to Systems Thinking About School Improvement |
 | Education Service Agencies: Initiating, Sustaining, and Advancing School Improvement |
 | Leadership Folio Series: Guiding Comprehensive School Reform |
 | Leadership Folio Series: Sustaining School Improvement |
 | Leadership for School Improvement |

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 | The AASA Professor A refereed journal written for professors of education leadership with a focus on research and best practices |
 | The Primacy of the Superintendent This cover article for the March 2007 issue of School Administrator, written by Tim Waters and Robert Marzano of McREL, reports on the results of their meta-analytic research study on the effect of superintendents on student achievement. |