Standards-Based Learning for Students with Disabilities

Taylor & Francis

If you don't communicate your strategy in a way that your people understand and find compelling, how can you expect them to help you succeed with it? Research suggests only 5% of the people in an organization understand its strategy. If that is true for your organization, whose strategy are the other 95% implementing? Not yours, that is for sure.' \nPhil Jones' Communicating Strategy is designed to help you communicate your strategy in a compelling and effective way, and dramatically improve implementation and the resulting outcomes. It provides a clear framework for building a communication plan as well as practical information, techniques, tools, tips and exercises that can be applied to explain and deliver a complete and coherent message. \nWith guidance on how to create change champions, the book is vital reading for senior managers globally. > This book describes in detail how educators can apply curriculum standards, performance standards and opportunity standards to improven