How will a matured school leader and educator respond to community criticism of school policies and practices?
a. A school leader and educator will always use their comparative advantage of professional instructors to prove that the community critics are wrong and mean-spirited.
b. A school leader and educator will listen intently, recognize that the criticism may contain invaluable evaluative feedback, and use these points to make positive improvements in school practices and policy.
c. A school leader will consistently debate the points of criticism, and maintain his or her point of view.
d. A school leader will not view community criticism as part of a 360 degree feedback-loop.
B
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