Smart Kids Need to Be Polite!
Parents have the power to prepare their Smart Kid to be polite through recognizing social clues and adhering to social norms.
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It is the responsibility of a leader to
foster the success of others.
We have an opportunity to build up and nurture every student, teacher, and budding leader. The effective education leader holds an optimism that all people have the ability to reach their potential.
At LeadSmart Education, Brenda Kay Small, Ed.D writes for, educates, and consults parents, teachers, and administrators on how to utilize their leadership for the betterment of those for whom they are responsible.
Dr. Small asks the questions: Who is in your circle of influence? Are they taking care of all students, including your high level learners? What is your specific impact on your circle? Where is your heart? With you or with others? How do you inspire those you lead?
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WHAT READERS SAY
Gemile Fleming
School Counselor
"I have yet to come across a read that gives such a succinct perspective and approach to the needs of gifted students."
Jerry Lawhon
Retired Principal, Educational Consultant
"School leaders will be dog-earing this book and carrying it around as a guide for meeting the needs of their gifted youth."
Diane McCall
Teacher of the Gifted
"I have witnessed first-hand how Dr. Small has put this information into use and very simply put, it works.”
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