Nuance

Introduction: Making the World Go Round Chapter 1. The Nature and Need for Nuance Nuance: A Subtle Difference in or Shade of Meaning, Expression, or Sound Surfacers vs. Nuancers Leonardo da Vinci: The Patron Saint of Nuance Nuance: Never More Needed Than Now The Nature of Nuanced Leadership The Nuanced Leadership Framework Chapter 2. Jointly Determined Change: Be Right at the End of the Meeting The Prevalence of Bad Leadership Joint Determination Case Example One: The Problem of Declining Levels of Principal Well-Being Case Example Two: Districtwide Transformation to "Deep Learning" Case Example Three: School Turnaround Case Example Four: Turning Around Persistently Failing Schools Integrative Leadership Chapter 3. Adaptability: Learn and Lead in Equal Measure Case Example Five: Rescuing Education From Technology Case Example Six: The Toronto District School Board Case Example Seven: Shattering Inequity Case Example Eight: Global Initiative in Deep Learning Adaptability Chapter 4. Culture-Based Accountability: Trust and Interact The Fruitless Pursuit of Top-Down Accountability Ingredients of Culture-Based Accountability 1. Use the Group to Change the Group 2. Precision Over Prescription 3. Feedback: Collaboration, Candor, and Autonomy 4. Trust and Interact vs. Trust but Verify 5. See the Forest and the Trees 6. Accountability as Culture Examples of Natural Accountability Linked to Results Case Example Nine: Strengthening Whole System Accountability Case Example Ten: Integrating Accountability and Improvement Culture Counts Chapter 5. Nuanced Leaders and the World More Macro Learners and Change Agents: Attack Inequity and Thrive on Every Level Being and Becoming a Nuanced Leader References Index Acknowledgments About the Author