Tom Roy

A new release from Tom Roy, detailing wisdom and insight gained from over 45 years of ministry and coaching experience. Be invited to read and apply a revolutionary system coined by Tom as "Shepherd Leadership." Find practical truths, thought provoking questions, and points of action to help you refine yourself in your role as a leader.

An interactive, engaging memoir by John Berns with Tom Roy. Dive in and enjoy life lessons gleaned from decades of rich life experience. This legacy book also includes spaces for personal reflection and participation on the part of the reader.

There are few titles as honored as "Coach." Players often take on the attitudes and swagger they see in a coach. Coaches are leaders, role models and authority figures all rolled into one.Receiving such a title is one thing... measuring up to the accolade is another. This book will attempt to help us all become better at our honored position of "Christian Coach" by examining our calling, motives, and processes. The workbook will ask questions and give ideas that will help us lead the men and women given to us in a way that models how Jesus would define "winning."

Bob Chadwick's quest for genuine manhood peaks in Lake of Bays, the third book of Jerry Price and Tom Roy's 2BRealMen trilogy. Bob steps into the unknown on Roothog Island in Ontario, where he submits to his accountability group of five men whose mission is to guide him through a radical boot camp experience of deep change as a man. Shaped by a childhood of alcohol and violence and heartbroken by the loss of his wife and son, Bob moves forward to rebuild his identity and find redemption. Out of his pain comes a new purpose for living and circumstances beyond his imagination provide a new direction for life. In SANDUSKY BAY and ELLISON BAY, the first two books in the trilogy by Price and Roy, Bob's twisted thinking and self-centeredness are exposed. In LAKE OF BAYS, he's challenged to change his thinking and allow God to transform him. Get ready to ride along with Bob on an adventure in becoming a man, from the inside out.

Can anyone doubt betrayal is a part of our human fabric? We can see it everywhere in epic proportions, depending on media coverage and personal experiences. Beyond Betrayal unpacks life after betrayal as authors Jerry Price and Tom Roy explore the twists and turns of a betrayer's identity. Contending with the wounds everyone faces in recovering from the impact of betrayal, they also examine God's prescription for healing. They take an unusual view of betrayal, seeing it as a core condition of mankind's heart or soulfulness. In this book by Jerry Price and Tom Roy you'll discover that... - The unimaginable pain from the betrayal of someone you cared about can be overcome in spite of the hurt - Burying ourselves in strategies to avoid the pain of betrayal exacerbates the betrayal damage. There's a better way to heal from betrayal wounds. - Choosing to be defined by God's love is crucial to transcending betrayal. The long journey through the pain is worth the struggle because we can live and be whole again Beyond Betrayal avoids the quick, easy answers in order to navigate tough issues underlining the hurt and encourages discussion with reflective questions. Price and Roy challenge all of us to rebuild trust levels out of a hope that doesn't define anyone by the treachery of deceit.

Coaching Classroom Instruction demonstrates the importance of coaching an essential component in effective teaching. Robert J. Marzano and Julia A. Simms, along with their colleagues, guide coaches in giving targeted feedback to teachers and identify specific steps that teachers can take to improve their knowledge and skill. This book includes 280 research-based classroom strategies, organized under forty-one elements of effective teaching, to help coaches move teachers through the five levels of Marzano's teacher progress scale. Part of The Classroom Strategies Series, this clear, highly practical guide follows the series format, first summarizing key research and then translating it into recommendations for classroom practice. As with all books in the series, chapter 1 details the research and theory behind the book's topic. It includes a brief history of coaching; it also addresses arguments for the non-evaluative nature of coaching and outlines the requirements of successful coaching. In chapter 2, the authors introduce the model of effective teaching articulated in The Art and Science of Teaching and describe the scale used to measure teachers' progress. Chapter 3 helps coaches guide their teachers up the scale from the Not Using (0) level to the Beginning (1) level. It offers the research behind each of the forty-one elements of effective teaching and lists strategies for each element. Chapter 4 helps coaches guide their teachers from the Beginning (1) level through Developing (2) to the Applying (3) level. It provides teacher actions and desired student responses for each strategy within the forty-one elements. Chapter 5 helps coaches move their teachers from the Applying (3) level to the Innovating (4) level. Teachers learn to combine strategies to create macrostrategies and to adapt strategies to unique student needs and situations. Finally, in chapter 6 the authors present various approaches coaches can use to boost teachers' professional growth. It also highlights a variety of systems schools and districts can use to provide coaching to teachers and examines the advantages and disadvantages of each. Throughout, vignettes are used to show teachers' progress in action. Chapters 2 through 6 end with comprehension questions to guide discussion. Chapters 3, 4, and 5, also include role-play activities for coaches and teachers to engage in. An appendix provides answer guides to the in-text comprehension questions.