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Research Methods and Statistics in Psychology provides a seamless
introduction to the subject, identifying various research areas and
analyzing how one can approach them statistically. The text
provides a solid empirical foundation for undergraduate psychology
majors, and it prepares the reader to think critically and evaluate
psychological research and claims they might hear in the news or
popular press. This second edition features updated examples of
research and new illustrations of important principles. It also
includes updated coverage of ethical issues in research and of
current diversity issues.
The world needs great individual educational changemakers capable
of identifying problems and creating bold, scalable solutions. But
the world also needs Dream Teams —groups of talented
administrators, teachers, staff, students, and community members
who are passionate about making things better for kids, believe
that school-based change is the means to this end, and are willing
to roll up their sleeves and work together to achieve it. This book
is for Dream Teams in the making. In it, rising global education
leaders Aaron Tait and Dave Faulkner share the models and methods
of 10 brilliant leadership teams at urban, suburban, and rural
schools in the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.
Informed by these successes, the authors provide specific,
sometimes audacious advice for navigating what they call the Change
Leader Journey: how to move from Dream Team assembly and problem
analysis all the way through to solution generation, piloting,
promotion, and evaluation.Innovative educators come in all forms,
and they require lots of options. Here, you'll find a collection of
practical ideas and tools designed to fuel transformational
leadership without sacrificing instructional excellence or anyone's
sanity. Whether your team is a group of fearless rebels, more
cautious types, or somewhere in between, Tait and Faulkner's
flexible approach can help you figure out where you want your
school to go, build a more collaborative and creative culture, and
generate the solutions that best serve your students.
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