The Best-Selling Educational Administration Audiobooks of All Time

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Recommendations by Andy Cope, Dale Russakoff, Doug Lemov, Kirkus Reviews and 11 others

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Book Cover of Natalie Wexler - The Knowledge Gap: The Hidden Cause of America's Broken Education System--and How to Fix it

By Natalie Wexler – Education journalist and author 

4.88
| 2019 | 336 Pages
Recommended for: 
Educators and policymakers. Ages 12 to Adults.
You will:
  • Learn the critical role of knowledge in reading comprehension and education success.
  • Discover the flaws in current elementary education practices and their impact on students.
  • Understand the importance of a content-rich curriculum for effective learning.
  • Explore innovative teaching methods that enhance student engagement and knowledge acquisition.
  • Recognize the social justice implications of educational disparities in knowledge access.
Reviews:
Educational Value
Engaging Read
Well Researched
Insightful Analysis
Practical Solutions
Repetitive
Too Theoretical
  • #43 Best Seller in Common Core on Amazon
  • New York Times Bestseller
  • Rated Amazon Best Book of the Year
Recommended by Dale Russakoff, Doug Lemov, Kirkus Reviews and 6 others
Dale RussakoffNatalie Wexler has identified a critical factor that has gone missing in public education, and although it sounds counterintuitive, that factor too often is education—foundational knowledge—itself. For more than three decades, reformers and politicians have lashed teaching and learning to accountability and test results in the name of raising expectations for all. The Knowledge Gap boldly argues that in the process, they have underestimated and lost track of what children, particularly in elementary and middle schools, can and must learn in order to achieve
Doug LemovThere's a huge gulf between what teachers believe about how to teach reading and what scientists have found—which is why so many students have continued to struggle despite their teachers' often heroic efforts. The key to success, it turns out, is exactly the thing teachers have been taught to scorn most: knowledge. It's far more important than the supposedly transferable comprehension 'skills' they're trained to focus on. This critical volume, in which Natalie Wexler deftly lays out the case for knowledge, should begin tipping the scales back toward what best serves students of every age and background
Kirkus ReviewsEducation journalist Wexler mounts a compelling critique of American elementary schools…. An informative analysis of elementary education that highlights pervasive problems
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Book Cover of Liz Wiseman, Lois N. Allen, Elise Foster - The Multiplier Effect: Tapping the Genius Inside Our Schools

By Liz Wiseman – New York Times bestselling author and leadership advisor and 2 more 

4.67
| 2013 | 208 Pages
Recommended for: 
Educators and school administrators. Ages 12 to Adults.
You will:
  • Learn how to attract top teachers to your school and enhance their effectiveness.
  • Discover ways to create an environment that demands the best thinking from your team.
  • Understand how to drive sound decisions through constructive debate and decision-making forums.
  • Learn to give your team a sense of ownership for their responsibilities and results.
  • Discover techniques to amplify the intelligence and talent of those around you.
Reviews:
Insightful
Practical
Easy to Read
Engaging Stories
Transformative
Repetitive
Too Simplistic
  • New York Times Bestseller
  • Wall Street Journal Bestseller
Recommended by Andy Cope
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By TailoredRead – AI that creates personalized books for you 

4.98
| 2025 | 30-300 pages
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Recommended for: 
All readers across all knowledge levels.
You will:
  • Get an Educational Administration book tailored to your interests, goals, and background
  • Receive a book precisely matching your background and level of knowledge
  • Select which topics you want to learn, exclude the topics you don't
  • Define your learning goals and let your book guide you to accomplish them
  • Get all the knowledge you need consolidated into a single focused book
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Insightful
Focused
Highly Personalized
Easy to Read
Engaging
Actionable
Up-to-Date
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Book Cover of James M. Kouzes, Barry Z. Posner - Leadership in Higher Education: Practices That Make a Difference

By James M. Kouzes – Dean's Executive Fellow of Leadership and 1 more 

4.68
| 2019 | 208 Pages
Recommended for: 
University leaders and educators. Ages 12 to Adults.
You will:
  • Learn effective leadership practices that can transform higher education environments.
  • Discover how to inspire a shared vision among diverse groups.
  • Understand the importance of relationships in leadership dynamics.
  • Explore case studies that illustrate successful leadership in action.
  • Gain insights into mobilizing others to achieve common goals.
Reviews:
Practical Framework
Rich Examples
Action-Oriented
Empirically Based
Inspiring
Repetitive
Too Simplistic
  • New York Times Bestseller
  • Rated Amazon Best Book of the Year
Recommended by Jessica Garrett, Tom Kolditz, Victor Wilson and 2 others
Jessica GarrettThe book is phenomenal! I couldn’t put it down! I want to get a copy into the hands of my entire university. The rich stories are brilliantly crafted examples of the skills needed for leadership in this vast landscape; documenting that leadership is for everyone
Tom KolditzLeadership in Higher Education is the book of practice for people who lead in university settings—from facilities engineers and dining facility workers to university presidents and deans. Finally, a leadership book tailored to the needs of everyone in higher education. True to form, Kouzes and Posner have created a work of exceptional practicality, and this book promises impact!
Victor WilsonWe can all lead from where we are—the Five Practices show how to make the extraordinary possible and bring out the best leader in each of us. Packed with practical advice and helpful examples anyone can use, this book is for all who aspire to lead and create positive change on campus and in life
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