Managing Up, Part 3 of 5– Who Needs to Own the Problem?
This will make more sense if you first read the two posts from February 16, 2009.
I have a friend that I have been working with for a couple of years now. He may be one of the best in the principals in the business at rapidly turning around a campus. He sent me some questions that his assistant superintendent gave him to answer. Here are my answers to the third set of questions, his were similar.
Q: Who (teachers, parent, community) needs to know what, to "own" the problem and support the change work?
A:
1 - Teachers need to “own” their practice and the performance of their students.
2 – Campus administrators need to “own” their practice and the performance of their teachers.
3 – Parents need to “own” their need to support and enforce the reality that the education of their child .
4 – Central office need to “own” the fact that change isn’t popular and that managing campuses based on complaints from staff only perpetuates that status quo.
Your turn…
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
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