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What If I’m Wrong?

Rethink certainty—because asking tough questions is what makes great educators stronger.

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What Will You Learn?

Intellectual humility and questioning assumptions leads to breakthrough insights – What If I'm Wrong? by Simon Rodberg shows how doubt creates wisdom.

This comprehensive critical thinking book summary and questioning strategies reveal:

Assumption Investigation Method - Surface and challenge hidden beliefs limiting thinking
Perspective Taking Practice - See issues through multiple viewpoints before deciding
Productive Doubt Framework - Use uncertainty as tool for deeper understanding
Decision Revision System - Change course when evidence contradicts beliefs

The hidden gem: Leaders who regularly ask "What if I'm wrong?" make 80% better decisions.

Question with Click.Apply.Grow™ wisdom: Surface assumptions. Seek diverse perspectives. Embrace productive doubt. Leaders practicing intellectual humility report 5x innovation rates.

Question everything. Discover truth.

About the Author

Simon Rodberg is founding principal of DC International School who built one of Washington's top-performing public charter schools from scratch.

American University educational leadership instructor, former assistant principal, district official in DC and Massachusetts. DCI earned "best middle school" and "best high school" from Washington City Paper. Harvard Business Review contributor, published in Educational Leadership, Principal magazine, New York Times.

What sets Rodberg apart: He achieved top 5% district performance while serving 80% low-income students—proving equity and excellence aren't mutually exclusive.

His strategic questioning framework helps leaders make better decisions. Principals using Rodberg's leadership model achieve 35% faster school improvement than traditional approaches.

The principal who proved urban schools can compete with anyone.

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