Category: Self-help and Personal Development Books Self-help books have been popular for decades. They offer practical advice on how to improve one's life, whether it be through personal growth or self-improvement. In recent years, there has been a growing interest in emotional intelligence (EI) as a key component of leadership and success. This category features several books that focus on EI and its role in educational leadership. "Emotional Intelligence In Educational Leadership: Self-perceived EI in Leadership of School Principals" by Dr. John C. Hays is an excellent resource for school principals looking to improve their emotional intelligence. The book provides a comprehensive overview of the concept of EI and its importance in leadership, as well as practical tools and strategies for developing self-awareness and empathy. Another great option for those interested in EI is "Emotionally Intelligent Leadership for Students: Inventory." This book offers an inventory tool that helps students assess their own emotional intelligence levels and identify areas where they can improve. It also provides practical advice on how to develop these skills, making it a valuable resource for both teachers and students. "Smart School Leaders: Leading With Emotional Intelligence" by Dr. Michael Singer is another excellent option in this category. The book offers a comprehensive guide to emotional intelligence leadership, including strategies for building relationships with students, staff, and parents. It also provides practical advice on how to manage stress and maintain a positive attitude, making it an essential resource for school leaders looking to improve their leadership skills. "Teaching and Leading with Emotional Intelligence: A Dilemma-Based Casebook for Early Care and Education" by Dr. Patricia J. Kaufman is another great option in this category. The book provides real-world examples of how emotional intelligence can be applied in early care and education settings, making it an excellent resource for educators looking to improve their leadership skills. "What You Need to Lead: An Early Childhood Program Emotional Intelligence in Practice" by Dr. Patricia J. Kaufman is another great option in this category. The book provides practical advice on how emotional intelligence can be applied in early childhood programs, making it an essential resource for educators looking to improve their leadership skills. "Emotionally Intelligent Leadership: A Guide for Students" by Dr. Patricia J. Kaufman is another great option in this category. The book provides a comprehensive guide to emotional intelligence leadership, including strategies for building relationships with students and managing stress. It also includes practical advice on how to maintain a positive attitude, making it an essential resource for school leaders looking to improve their leadership skills. "Mind Your Head: An Emotional Intelligence Guide for School Leaders" by Dr. Patricia J. Kaufman is another great option in this category. The book provides practical advice on how emotional intelligence can be applied in educational settings, making it an essential resource for school leaders looking to improve their leadership skills. "Step In, Step Up: Empowering Women for the School Leadership Journey (A 12-Week Educational Leadership Development Guide for Women)" by Dr. Patricia J. Kaufman is another great option in this category. The book provides practical advice on how emotional intelligence can be applied to empower women in educational leadership, making it an essential resource for women looking to advance their careers. Overall, these books are excellent resources for anyone interested in improving their emotional intelligence and leadership skills. They provide practical advice on how to develop self-awareness, empathy, and other key EI skills, as well as strategies for building relationships with students, staff, and parents.