Leading Toward Efficacy

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Why Cognitive Coaching Persists

Inbunden, Engelska, 2026

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Leading Toward Efficacy: Why Cognitive Coaching Persists is a collection supporting leaders in a variety of endeavors in today’s workplace, such as health care, neurodiversity, and education. The principles of individual and collective efficacy needed in today’s world are presented by numerous leaders lending their expertise in their respective fields. This book is based on the core values of Cognitive Coaching which started with a small group of educators and grew to encompass an international network of coaches. Leading Toward Efficacy expands the skills and values of Cognitive Coaching which can lead to a more compassionate world.

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Utgivningsdatum2026-02-19
Mått178 x 254 x 25 mm
Vikt454 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor192
FörlagBloomsbury Publishing Plc
ISBN9781538198223

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Foreword by Diane ZimmermanINTRODUCTIONSECTION I. COGNITIVE COACHING: REFLECTIONSChapter 1: Cognitive Coaching: Promising Results by Jenny EdwardsChapter 2: Philogelos: Something We Left OutSECTION II. RELEVENCE IN AN EMERGING WORLDChapter 3: Cognitive Reflection and Neurodiversity by Diana Rosberg & Bridget McNamerChapter 4: Developing Leaders' Efficacy…Virtually by Kendall Zollar & Michael TonkinChapter 5: Diversity Matters: Creating and Sustaining Systems of Belonging by Phil Echols, Stacy Stanley, & Delores LindsayChapter 6: Leading with Pro-Social and Emotional Intelligence by Wendy BaronSECTION III. APPLICATONS OF COGNITIVE COACHING, ITS PRINCIPLES, & VALUES IN OTHER DISCIPLINESChapter 7: Enhancing Mind and Body Awareness by E.J. Zebro & Bena KallickChapter 8: Cognitive Coaching in Spiritual Accompaniment by Luis GonzálezChapter 9: Coaching In Health Care by John ClarkeChapter 10: Coaching and Teaching Vocal Music by Sue PresslerChapter 11: Elevating Learning: Merging Education and Business Practices by William SommersSECTION IV. ENDURING VALUES AND DEEPENING LEARNINGChapter 12: Cognitive Coaching in Retrospect: Why It PersistsChapter 13: “Thinking Makes It So”: Students as the Authors of Their Life Script by Laura Lipton & Steve JamborChapter 14: Humility And HumanityGlossary

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