Harry Fletcher-Wood is a teacher, researcher, and teacher educator. He’s fascinated by making things better and the social, psychological, and structural changes this requires. He leads a teacher educator development program and is studying for a doctorate in behavioral science.

"Habits of Success is clear, well-organized and full of useful advice. It embraces... research often overlooked, but deeply and profoundly meaningful. What you get from Harry is not just the research and interpretation but deep insight and humanity in thinking about how it fits together and what it means. There couldn’t be a better guide."Doug Lemov, Author of ‘Teach Like a Champion’, ‘Reading Reconsidered’ and ‘Coach's Guide to Teaching’

• ForewordDoug LemovPreface Introduction: how can we get every student learning? 1. What should we ask students to change? 2. How can we convince students to learn? 3. How can we help students to commit to action? 4. How can we encourage students to start? 5. How can we help students to keep going? 6. How can we help students to stop? 7. How can we encourage teachers to change? Conclusion Resources References

Harry Fletcher-Wood is a teacher, researcher, and teacher educator. He’s fascinated by making things better and the social, psychological, and structural changes this requires. He leads a teacher educator development program and is studying for a doctorate in behavioral science.

"Habits of Success is clear, well-organized and full of useful advice. It embraces... research often overlooked, but deeply and profoundly meaningful. What you get from Harry is not just the research and interpretation but deep insight and humanity in thinking about how it fits together and what it means. There couldn’t be a better guide."Doug Lemov, Author of ‘Teach Like a Champion’, ‘Reading Reconsidered’ and ‘Coach's Guide to Teaching’

• ForewordDoug LemovPreface Introduction: how can we get every student learning? 1. What should we ask students to change? 2. How can we convince students to learn? 3. How can we help students to commit to action? 4. How can we encourage students to start? 5. How can we help students to keep going? 6. How can we help students to stop? 7. How can we encourage teachers to change? Conclusion Resources References

Harry Fletcher-Wood is a teacher, researcher, and teacher educator. He’s fascinated by making things better and the social, psychological, and structural changes this requires. He leads a teacher educator development program and is studying for a doctorate in behavioral science.

"Habits of Success is clear, well-organized and full of useful advice. It embraces... research often overlooked, but deeply and profoundly meaningful. What you get from Harry is not just the research and interpretation but deep insight and humanity in thinking about how it fits together and what it means. There couldn’t be a better guide."Doug Lemov, Author of ‘Teach Like a Champion’, ‘Reading Reconsidered’ and ‘Coach's Guide to Teaching’

• ForewordDoug LemovPreface Introduction: how can we get every student learning? 1. What should we ask students to change? 2. How can we convince students to learn? 3. How can we help students to commit to action? 4. How can we encourage students to start? 5. How can we help students to keep going? 6. How can we help students to stop? 7. How can we encourage teachers to change? Conclusion Resources References