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Informationen zum Autor C. Thomas Potter II is a 22 year veteran administrator, former Superintendent of Elliott County Schools in Elliott County, KY. Current position is Superintendent Morgan County Schools in Morgan Co. KY. Dr. Kevin S. Koett is a seasoned professional who more than 25 years of experience as a Student Affairs practitioner. He is currently serving as the Associate Vice Chancellor/Dean of Students at Western Carolina University. Dr. Carol J. Christian is an award winning and highly recognized school teacher and leader. Dr. Christian has over 40 years in the classroom to campus. She is a co-author of “Privileged Thinking in Today’s Schools; The Implications of Social Justice” and “Heart to Heart”. She has served the public schools of Kentucky, the Kentucky Department of Education and as a university professor in Educational Administration. Klappentext This book focuses primarily on elementary to middle school transitions. Inhaltsverzeichnis PREFACE iNTRODUCTION Chapter 1: The Plight of Ricky Wright CHAPTER 2: a LOST BALL IN HIGH WEEDS cHAPTER 3: bECKY'S STORY cHAPTER 4: tOP dOg eFFECT cHAPTER 5: aFRAID TO TAKE A CHANCE cHAPTER 6: sELF aCTUALIZATION cHAPTER 7: sO eACH mAY lEARN cHAPTER 8: sIGHT UNSEEN cHAPTER 9: tRIALS AND tRIBULATIONS cHAPTER 10: wORDS CAN'T eXPRESS cHAPTER 11: sLACKER cHAPTER 12: sOCIAL iMMATURITY
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C. Thomas Potter II is a 22 year veteran administrator, former Superintendent of Elliott County Schools in Elliott County, KY. Current position is Superintendent Morgan County Schools in Morgan Co. KY. Dr.Kevin S. Koett is a seasoned professional who more than 25 years of experience as a Student Affairs practitioner. He is currently serving as the Associate Vice Chancellor/Dean of Students at Western Carolina University. Dr.Carol J. Christian is an award winning and highly recognized school teacher and leader. Dr. Christian has over 40 years in the classroom to campus. She is a co-author of “Privileged Thinking in Today’s Schools; The Implications of Social Justice” and “Heart to Heart”. She has served the public schools of Kentucky, the Kentucky Department of Education and as a university professor in Educational Administration.
