How to Lead Teachers to Become Great

Arielle DeLisle’s narration is the secret weapon of this audiobook. Her voice isn’t just clear—it’s *present*, with a cadence that mirrors Largue’s no-nonsense tone. She nails the balance between urgency and reflection, especially during the book’s standout chapter on peer observations, where her pacing mimics the thrill of a live coaching session. That said, the production isn’t flawless; a few segments drag when Largue digs into overly granular case studies, and the audiobook skips a couple of key examples from the print edition. Still, DeLisle’s delivery makes even the densest sections feel urgent. If you’ve ever sat through a leadership workshop that left you more confused than energized, this audiobook will feel like a conversation with a mentor who actually knows the answers. The only real miss? The final chapter on systemic change feels rushed, as if Largue ran out of time. But by then, you’ll already be scribbling notes on scraps of paper.