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 | Balanced Leadership®: Leadership Development that Makes a Difference Learn more about McREL's Balanced Leadership program, which has helped more than 10,000 leaders nationwide learn how to translate research into results in their schools. |
 | Power Walkthrough® Software and Training
McREL's popular Power Walkthrough software & training can be delivered in multiple formats to meet your needs and budget: |
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 | Balanced Leadership Consortia |
 | Balanced Leadership for Technology Consortium |
 | School District Leadership that Works®: Leadership Services for School Districts |
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 | Balanced Leadership District-Level Leadership Foundation Series Institute |
 | Balanced Leadership District Level: School District Leadership That Works: An Overview |
 | Balanced Leadership District Level: Connecting District and School Leadership to Student Achievement |
 | Balanced Leadership District Level: District-Level Leadership: A Systems Perspective |
 | Balanced Leadership School Level: An Overview |
 | Balanced Leadership School Level: Developing a Purposeful Community |
 | Balanced Leadership School Level: Managing Change |
 | Balanced Leadership School Level: Choosing the Right Focus |
 | What Works with ELLs: Academies for Instructional Leaders |
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 | Asking the Right Questions: A School Change Toolkit |
 | Balanced Leadership Profile® |
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 | Imagine the Unimaginable |
 | Leading Schools: Distinguishing the Essential from the Important |
 | McREL Insights—From Knowledge to Wisdom: Using Case Methodology to Develop Effective Leaders |
 | 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 |
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 | Asking why when observing classrooms [Fall 2007 Changing Schools article] |
 | Changing Schools, Summer 2009—Culture: A school's secret sauce |
 | Changing Schools, Winter 2008—Creating Purposeful Communities |
 | Understanding resistance: Lessons from a river [Fall 2007 Changing Schools article] |
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 | Education Service Agencies: Initiating, Sustaining, and Advancing School Improvement |
 | 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 |
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 | AASA Summer Leadership Conference (Breakout session)—From High Anxiety to High Reliability; School District Leadership That Works |
 | Houston Independent School District 11/19/2009: Balanced Leadership—School Leadership That Works |
 | NSDC 5th Annual Summer Conference Presentation—From Fear to Hope: Practical tools for going the distance |
 | The Association of School Business Officials—School Business Leadership that Works: Striking the Right Balance |
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 | 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 |
 | Identifying Differences Between Two Groups of High-Needs High Schools |
 | School District Leadership that Works®: The Effect of Superintendent Leadership on Student Achievement |
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 | McREL's Principal Evaluation System |
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 | Asking the Right Questions: A Leader's Guide to Systems Thinking About School Improvement |
 | District Leadership That Works: Striking the Right Balance |
 | Leadership Folio Series: Guiding Comprehensive School Reform |
 | Leadership Folio Series: Sustaining School Improvement |
 | Leadership for School Improvement |
 | School Leadership That Works: From Research to Results |
 | The Balanced Leadership Framework®: Connecting Vision with Action |

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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. |