Mentoring the Educational Leader

Kimberly Strike and John Nickelsen have written a book that touches upon a subject that has needed clarification in schools. The book is teacher and principal friendly and approaches mentoring with a new vision. Their research and practical approaches can be used by many people in the field today. -- Darylann Whitemarsh, Ph.D., assistant professor, Marian University
I wish that I had this book when I was a principal! It covers everything that a principal should do. This book will be in the top drawer of your desk since you'll be regularly referring to it for ideas, guidance, and help to solve problems and execute tasks efficiently and effectively at your school. -- Robert J. Safransky, Ph.D., adjunct professor of school law and American government, Nova Southeastern University
The authors offer practical, down-to-earth advice for busy administrators. Examples speak to the real experiences of leaders and prompt administrators to reflect on their styles and roles in the mentoring process. -- Debra Dosemagen, Ph.D., chair, Education Department, Mount Mary College
A very effective guide to helping and mentoring the new administrator. It covers all the areas that are necessary for success. I was especially glad to see that special attention is paid to student achievement, which is often a forgotten topic. -- Susan A. Kuper, retired curriculum coordinator, North Shore S.D. 112, Highland Park, IL