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Steven A. Bollar. Stand Tall Leadership
Table of Contents
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STAND TALL LEADERSHIP. Stand Tall to Think Differently and Lead Successfully
Introduction to Stand Tall Leadership
Stand Tall Statements
Stand Tall Ideas
Stand Tall Idea. High-Five Monday
CHAPTER ONE Stand Tall Leaders Should Not Blend In
1.1. Stand Tall Traits of a Good Leader
1.1.1. Visionary
1.1.2. Great Communicator
1.1.3. Makes Difficult Decisions
1.1.4. Make Others Better
Stand Tall Action
1.2. Hide and Seek
1.3. Step It Up
1.4. Timing
1.5. Practice? It's Just Practice!
Stand Tall Action
Stand Tall Ideas. Out of the Office Day
Pat on the Back
Stand Tall Ideas. Principal's Webpage
CHAPTER TWO Stand Tall Leaders Have Influence. 2.1. Influence
Reduce, Not Eliminate
2.2. Integrity
2.2.1. How to Maintain a High Level of Integrity. 2.2.1.1. Keep Your Promises
2.2.1.2. Err on the Side of Fairness
2.2.1.3. Speak Out for What You Believe In
2.2.1.4. Do What You Say You Are Going to Do
2.2.2. The Value of Integrity
2.3. Compliance vs. Commitment
Stand Tall Action
Stand Tall Ideas. Email Signature
What Are You Up To?
The Links
Color It Up!
Contact Me!
Say Cheese!
First Impression
Plug In
Boom Box
Say Cheese
Theme
Paperless
Last Day Ice Cream
Note
CHAPTER THREE Stand Tall Leaders Get Results
3.1. The Results Formula
3.1.1. Respect
3.1.1.1. Internal Branding
3.1.1.2. Branding with Purpose
3.1.1.2.1. How Many Things Will It Include?
3.1.1.2.2. What Does It Look Like?
3.1.1.2.3. Where Will It Be Posted?
3.1.1.2.4. How Often, When, and How Do We Talk About It?
Stand Tall Actions
3.1.2. Recognize
Nighttime DJ Voice. Daytime DJ Voice
Stand Tall Action
3.1.3. Reward
3.1.3.1. No Surprise Awards!
Stand Tall Idea. Reward Wall
3.1.3.2. What Is a Reward?
3.1.4. Reinforcement
3.1.5. Results
3.1.5.1. Using the Results Formula: Who Has the Best Question?
Stand Tall Action
Stand Tall Ideas. Hello, Thank You for Calling!
Use Your Students
Theme and Goals
Slow Down
Dates
Thank You Day
3.1.5.2. State of the Union Address
3.2. Don't Let a Good Crisis Go to Waste
3.2.1. A Crisis Causes the Best and the Worst in Us to Come Out
3.2.2. A Crisis Rearranges Your Priorities
3.2.3. A Crisis Increases Your Capacity to Discover and Leverage Your Gifts and Talents
3.2.4. A Crisis Identifies the Critical Importance of Community
3.2.5. Crisis Example: Mississippi Schools after Hurricane Katrina
3.3. Get It When You Don't Get It
Stand Tall Ideas. I Blew It, Knew It, Learned Through It
Comeback Kid
Failing Forward Award
3.4. Hallway Brand
Stand Tall Ideas. CAUGHT
See the Signs
Greeter
Joke of the Day
CHAPTER FOUR Stand Tall Leaders Value Relationships. 4.1. Expectations
4.1.1. Unvoiced Expectations
4.1.2. Unrealistic Expectations
4.1.3. Unmet Expectations
4.2. How to Move Past Unhealthy Expectations
4.2.1. Go There
4.2.2. Cut the Apron Strings
4.2.3. Push Through the Pain
4.3. Selflessness
Stand Tall Ideas. Monthly Minute
Paint Party Faculty Meeting
4.4. The Top Four Ways to Maintain and Attract the Best Substitutes Teachers is a part of the Stand Tall Ideas
4.4.1. Hello
4.4.2. How Is it Going?
4.4.3. Hang Your Hat
4.4.4. Here Is a Shirt
4.5. Retreat! is also a part of Stand Tall Ideas
4.6. Reasons to NOT Recognize
Stand Tall Ideas. Start the Morning Statements
Positive Post-It Day
Say Students' Names
Teachers Standing Ovation
GPA Championship
Week of Recognition
4.7. I Just Cannot Help You
4.7.1. You Cannot Help People Who Do Not Think They Need It
4.7.2. You Cannot Help People Who Know They Need It and Do Not Want It
4.7.3. You Cannot Help People Who Do Not Want It
4.7.4. You Cannot Help People Who Do Not Want It from You
4.7.5. You Cannot Help People Who Are Unwilling to Do What It Takes to Get It Done
Stand Tall Ideas. Cafeteria Staff
Custodial Staff
Attendance Ice Cream and Dance
Lip Sync Battle
Free Hugs Friday
CHAPTER FIVE Stand Tall Leaders Make Strategic, Smart, and Creative Decisions. 5.1. What Is Climate and Culture?
5.2. Respect and Value
5.3. Climate
5.4. Culture
Stand Tall Action
Stand Tall Ideas. B44
Bulletin Board Upgrade
5.5. Decisions
5.5.1. Level 1 Decision: No Input from Others
5.5.2. Level 2 Decision: Decide after Others’ Input
5.5.3. Level 3 Decision: We Decide Together
5.5.4. Level 4 Decision: Let You Make the Decision after My Input
5.5.5. Level 5 Decision: You Make the Decision Without My Input
Stand Tall Ideas. Positive Office Referral
Musical Photos
Welcome Wagon
New Students
Departing Students
5.6. Get Over It
5.6.1. Offense Is a Constant Possibility
5.6.2. Offense Is Attractive
5.6.3. Offense Ensnares Forward Movement
5.6.4. Offense Is Divisive
5.6.5. The Identity of the Past Does Not Determine the Identity of the Future
5.6.6. The Risk of Remaining the Same Is Greater than the Perceived Risk of Changing
5.6.7. Be Aware of Your Position
5.7. The Power of Now
5.7.1. Time Is Not Your Enemy, but Your Ally
Stand Tall Action
5.7.2. Time Is the Great Equalizer
5.7.3. Time Has Limits
5.7.4. Time Has a Purpose
Stand Tall Action
5.8. Efficiency vs. Effectiveness
Stand Tall Action
Stand Tall Ideas. Dress-Down Monday
Birthday Ambush
Support the Support
Give Them the Stuff
Meetings
Come See Me
Training
Good Citizen of the Month 2.0
CHAPTER SIX Stand Tall Leaders Take Action. 6.1. BADASS
6.1.1. Bold
6.1.2. Action Focused
6.1.3. Decisive
6.1.4. Aware
6.1.5. Smart
6.1.6. Systematic
Stand Tall Action
Stand Tall Ideas. Headers and Footers
Positive Office Referral
Locker Mission Messages
6.2. One Action
6.2.1. One Action Can Release Your Potential
6.2.2. Inactivity Is Passive Agreement
6.2.3. One Action Can Elicit Uncommon Responses
6.2.4. One Action Can Reveal a Path to Wholeness
6.2.5. One Action Can Restore or Rob the Future
Stand Tall Ideas. Start of the School Year Ideas
School Theme Ideas
50 + 1 School Theme Ideas
BYOB
CHAPTER SEVEN Stand Tall Leaders Use Their Voice. 7.1. Stand Tall Speaking
7.1.1. Get to the Point!
7.1.2. Minimize the Verbal Junk
7.1.3. Use Stories
7.1.4. Connect with Your Audience
Stand Tall Action
7.1.4.1. What's Up with Your Vocabulary?
7.1.5. Your Last Words Linger
7.1.6. Index Cards Are Your Friend
Stand Tall Ideas. Pinning Ceremony
High-Five Wall
Welcome Back!
WOW Committee
7.2. Parent Phone Communication
7.2.1. Get Prepped
7.2.2. Shut Up
7.2.3. Write It Down
7.2.4. Show Empathy
7.2.5. Take a Breath
7.2.6. Repeat What Was Said
Stand Tall Action
Parent Phone Call Flowchart Must-Haves. Every Phone Call Should Have the Following:
Stop Talking So Much!
Show Empathy
Write It Down
Take a Breath
Repeat
Contact Administration
Stand Tall Ideas. Back-to-School Night
Shake a Hand
Practice
Something in Hand
Sign Here…
Vocabulary
Teacher Trivia
7.3. Uncomfortable Silence
Stand Tall Ideas. Leave a Message after the Beep…BEEP!
Turn Up Tenure
Tea, Anyone?
In the News
Just for You
Come See Me
CHAPTER EIGHT Stand Tall Leaders Are Reflective. 8.1. Hold on a Second
8.1.1. Three Levels of Decision-Making
8.1.2. Pause Before You Post
8.2. Stand Tall Professional Development
8.2.1. Books
8.2.2. Conferences
Stand Tall Conference Action Plan
8.2.3. Mastermind Groups
8.3. Standing Tall Words of Power
8.3.1. Love
8.3.2. Acceptance
8.3.3. Wanted
8.3.4. Forgiveness
Stand Tall Ideas. Heart to Heart Award
This Bud's for You
Bulletin Board Award
8.4. Three Sides of Leadership Growth
8.4.1. Mentor Someone in Leadership
8.4.2. Connect with Someone Else Who Leads
8.4.3. Be Mentored by Someone Who Leads
Stand Tall Action
Stand Tall Ideas. Restroom Signs
Photo Op
8.5. Be a Finisher!
8.5.1. Faith and Vision
8.5.2. Without Vision, You Have No Measure to Determine Progress
8.5.3. Why You Would Have No Vision
8.5.3.1. Too Many Mistakes
8.5.3.2. On an Island
8.5.3.3. Can't Articulate
8.5.4. To Be a Finisher
ARE YOU A STAND TALL LEADER?
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Index
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