What should the role of school leaders be in making the Common Core State Standards work? How can school leaders engage teachers so that they become the critical thinkers and problem solvers who truly bring the new standards to life in the classroom? Dr. Bob Manley and Dr. Rich Hawkins, both former school superintendents, and the co-authors of the new book, Making the Common Core Standards Work, join us to answer those questions and more.
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Dr. Robert Manley has been a teacher and served in a variety of administrative positions for over twenty years including superintendent of schools in West Babylon, New York. Currently, he is professor of educational administration and leadership at Dowling College in New York. Dr. Richard Hawkins is also a former teacher who went on to become superintendent of the William Floyd School District in New York for almost twelve years. He serves as an adjunct associate professor in the M.A. and Ed.D. programs in educational leadership at Dowling College.
