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|aSigfordJane L
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|aWho said school administration would be fun? : |bcoping with a new emotional and social reality / |cJane L. Sigford
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|a2nd ed
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|aThousand Oaks, Calif : |bCorwin Press, |cc2005
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|ax, 126 p ; |c23 cm
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|aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 120-121) and index
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|aWhy is it so chilly in the teacher's lounge?--Change isn't a flowchart, it's broccoli--Positions, like shoes, need to fit--Learning the new rules of communication--Maintaining control of time--Developing your emotional Teflon--Maybe you should wear a striped shirt : refereeing conflict--Everything you didn't know about adult learners--Looking into the mirror of humor--Power is like love--the more you give away, the more you have--Leading in the age of accountability--Becoming a self-assured administrator
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|aSchool management and organization|zUnited States
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|aSchool administrators|zUnited States
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