The Power of Change: The Sequel

Author: Michael Fullan (Canada)
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: Compared to The Power of Change – Understanding Educational Reform, this book offers a more in-depth and detailed exploration of issues and a summary of experiences. It presents unique insights on how to successfully integrate the momentum of large-scale reforms into local, specific reforms. The book vividly demonstrates how to organically blend ideas, political action, and moral objectives. The educational philosophy and operational guidance revealed in the book will help principals, teachers, and decision-makers achieve self-improvement and collaboration more quickly, thereby fostering the holistic development of their students. Compared to The Power of Change – Understanding Educational Reform, this book offers a more in-depth and detailed exploration of issues and a summary of experiences. It presents unique insights on how to successfully integrate the momentum of large-scale reforms into local, specific reforms. The book vividly demonstrates how to organically blend ideas, political action, and moral objectives. The educational philosophy and operational guidance revealed in the book will help principals, teachers, and decision-makers achieve self-improvement and collaboration more quickly, thereby fostering the holistic development of their students.