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Thriving on Stress for Success

By: Walter H. Gmelch, Wilbert Chan

This book explores the links between stress and performance in schools and helps principals actually thrive on stress for their success. Gmelch and Chan explore ways to generate the proper amounts of stress for optimum stimulation and performance: first to stimulate the principals to become effective and second to control stress in order to achieve success.

The first part of the book provides a stress check up assessment and foundation for using stress for success. The second part assists with the problems of rustout and burnout. Self-assessments and coping techniques are provided along with foundations for maintaining peak performance. The book concludes with a compilation of helpful stress resource guide material.

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Grade Level: PreK-12
ISBN: 9780803961128
Published By: Corwin
Series: Principals Taking Action
Year: 1993
Page Count: 152
Publication date: December 29, 1993

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Explores the link between pressure and performance in schools. Shows how you can transform your silent enemy, stress, into your silent partner, and thrive in the process. From the Principals Taking Action series.

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