<p>One who didn’t stop applying at least one of the principles from <em>Good to Great and the Social Sectors</em> (2005) is Deb Gustafson, former Principal of Ware Elementary School in Fort Riley, Kansas. Listen as she describes how she applied the Flywheel principle and achieved dramatic results. Pay particular attention to what she determined had to be the all important first step of the school’s flywheel.</p>

One who didn’t stop applying at least one of the principles from Good to Great and the Social Sectors (2005) is Deb Gustafson, former Principal of Ware Elementary School in Fort Riley, Kansas. Listen as she describes how she applied the Flywheel principle and achieved dramatic results. Pay particular attention to what she determined had to be the all important first step of the school’s flywheel.

Link 6.5 – Keeping the Wheel of Change Turning

Educators have long wrestled with how to manage productive change in their schools. Besieged by well-intentioned voices suggesting they take “this” or “that” course of action to improve student performance, school leaders and their teams have often found themselves heading down one road only to exit onto another. 

As a result, the intended changes don’t stick, and their desired outcomes remain out of reach.  In these episodes, we’ll hear from educators who successfully navigated change and from those who support educators in that quest.

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Educators have long wrestled with how to manage productive change in their schools. Besieged by well-intentioned voices suggesting they take “this” or “that” course of action to improve student performance, school leaders and their teams have often found themselves heading down one road only to exit onto another. As a result, the intended changes don’t stick, and their desired outcomes remain out of reach. In these episodes, we’ll hear from educators who successfully navigated change and from those who support educators in that quest.

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