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Culture: A school's secret sauce [Changing Schools, Summer 2009]

 
 
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At McREL, we analyze research on the science of education and translate it into effective teaching, schooling, and leadership practices. But we have learned that the effectiveness of any practice is dependent on the school culture. Culture is not “touchy-feely”—it makes a difference.

In this issue, we take a critical look at school culture. We offer concrete guidance for improving school culture and provide examples of what happens when school leaders fail to acknowledge its importance in their endeavors.

We want to hear from you:
If you are on Twitter, describe your school culture in a tweet containing the #CS60 hashtag or send a short e-mail to us at changingschools@mcrel.org.
Authors  Bryan Goodwin, Elizabeth Hubbell, Laura Lefkowits, Danette Parsley, Howard Pitler, & Mel Sussman
Target Audience  Teachers, administrators, and policymakers
Key Ideas  
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