3 Keys to Becoming an Instructional Leader
Tresa Dunbar Ph.D. with host Gail Connelly
| Dr. Dunbar offers specific strategies and tips that principals can use to move beyond simply “managing the building” to step up to become an instructional leader. |
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May 12, 2009
School Principals Radio
Episode Guests
Tresa D. Dunbar, Ph.D., Principal,
Henry H. Nash Elementary School, Chicago, IL.
Two years ago – after five years of turmoil at Nash Elementary School (pre-K-8) under six different principals Dr. Dunbar, took over as school leader. Already, many strides have been made: reading and math scores have risen, and Nash has been honored by Mayor Richard M. Daley for progress on the ISAT.
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