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Thursday, December 1
The Benefits of Being a MBWA Principal
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leadershiphelp.org
on Thu 01 Dec 2005 12:10 PM PST
In In Search of Excellence, Tom Peters and Robert Waterman, Jr., introduced a management technique called MBWA, an acronym for "managing by wandering around" or "managing by walking about." It's a style that is the ideal description of many of the best principals' leadership styles. Those principals spend a great deal of time "walking about," working with and observing teachers and students.see whole article-Pawlas on Principals more »
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