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PERMISSION TO BE GREAT: INCREASING ENGAGEMENT YOUR SCH

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<P>Educator burnout is threatening the well-being of our society. In addition to negatively impacting the social, emotional, and academic growth of the students we serve and the quality of our educational system overall, it also comes with financial consequences for our nation. Many 21st century educators are becoming increasingly stressed trying to meet the countless demands upon them, demands that promote burnout and jeopardize workforce retention. Emotional exhaustion, negativity, and teacher attrition have reached alarming levels, threatening quality instruction and, ultimately, student achievement. Many factors contribute to job burnout. The primary causes are mismatches between people and their work environment. These mismatches include: work overload; lack of autonomy; insufficient encouragement, recognition, or appreciation; lack of positive relationships; issue of fairness; and value conflicts between the individual and the organization. The greater the mismatch between each area of the school setting and the educator, the greater the risk of educator burnout. Although the negative consequences of burnout are overwhelming and very real, the good news is, it does not have to be this way. With intentional approaches and relatively simple tactics, educators can extinguish burnout and increase engagement in their school settings. In this book, the author articulates success stories, proven leadership practices, engagement enhancers, and reflective questions to lead your school or district toward positive change. The book provides practical and specific ideas for combating burnout behaviors and, instead, initiating higher levels of energy, involvement, and efficacy among educators in our schools. Now that we know the truth about burnout, it is time to embark on the path toward authentic engagement; our educators--and our students--deserve it!</P>

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Front Cover.
Title Page.
Praise for Permission to be Great.
Copyright Page.
Dedication.
Half Title Page.
Table of Contents.
Introduction.
1: How to Use Permission to be Great.
2: The Problem.
3: Balancing Workload, Control, and Autonomy.
4: Practicing Encouragement, Recognition, and Appreciation.
5: Building Community and Relationships.
6: Focusing on Values and Fairness.
Conclusion.
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About the Author.
More from ConnectEDD Publishing.

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