Reduce bureaucracy, eliminate regulations and shift decisionmaking to the schools. The hard work on the Common Principles by teachers and administrators over a long period of time makes the difference. Develop strategies to manage the resistance. Know there will be costs to reform. Critical friendships are key - networks which stimulate and provocate are vital to continued progress.
Shared knowledge is crucial.
We must include the community, all the stakeholders. More educators and community members are interested in change than ever before. Sustained leadership and funding is vital. Find ways to demonstrate success 11. Work to educate and connect with state politics.