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The
Last Word - A Treasury of Women's Quotes
by Carolyn Warner (Editor) |
| Until recently, most speech-givers were relegated to using quotes from men
because that is what the quote books were most likely to contain. Now, through Carolyn
Warner's research, there is a book comprised exclusively of women's quotes-more than
300 pages of them-wrapped around an easy-to-follow guide of how to use quotes to build
a speech. It offers pithy observations from women on subjects ranging from communication
to faith to friendship to life itself. It is a must-have compendium of quotes for public
speakers. |
Promoting
Your School: Going Beyond PR
by Carolyn Warner |
In Promoting Your School: Going Beyond PR, you will learn how to:
- Make Your School Stand Out in a Crowd
- Build Your Team
- Complete Various types of Assessments
- Techniques for Improving Internal Communications
- Ways to Involve Parents in Your School
- Get the Community Involved
- Build a Working Relationship with Reporters
- Manage a Crisis
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Everybody's
House - the Schoolhouse: Best Techniques for Connecting Home, School, and Community
by Carolyn Warner |
Conclusive evidence shows that students in schools that emphasize parental and
community participation outperform students in other schools.
Everybody's House-the Schoolhouse provides building principals and other educators with
practical techniques-based on case studies of successful programs-on how to reach out to
parents, families, and other community members and keep them involved.
In Everybody's House - the Schoolhouse, learn how to:
- Design at-home and in-school involvement programs that work
- Provide purposeful opportunities for parents and other volunteers
- Include parents in decision making
- Engage community stakeholders and high-tech resources
- Create business/school partnerships, including school-to-work programs
- Reach diverse families and "unreachable" parents
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