School leaders accumulate an enormous amount of experience, yet many schools and districts continue to struggle with the same problems year after year. Drawing on W. Edwards Deming's insight that "Experience without theory teaches nothing," this article explores why experience alone doesn't produce improvement and how leaders can turn experience into organizational learning.
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