Dr. Nathan Bond

  • Professor at Curriculum And Instruction, College of Education

Scholarly and Creative Works

2025

  • Bond, J. N. (2025). A framework for teacher leadership in high schools. Open Journal of Leadership, 14, 604–619. https://doi.org/DOI:10.4236/ojl.2025.144027
  • Bond, J. N., & Hudson, E. (2025, February 16). Students learn to solve problems in forensics science course (Alexa Bryant). San Marcos Daily Record.
  • Bond, undefined N. (2025). Partnership in Teacher Excellence Program: Teacher leaders reflect on their master’s degrees. Open Journal of Leadership, 14, 108–126. https://doi.org/DOI:10.4236/ojl.2025.141004

2024

  • Bond, J. N., & Hudson, E. (2024, May 23). SMHS golf players, coaches celebrate a successful season (William McWhorter). San Marcos Daily Record.
  • Bond, J. N., & Hudson, E. (2024, May 21). A true mentor: SMHS teacher guides colleagues, student teachers, high school students (Keren Jackson). San Marcos Daily Record.
  • Bond, J. N., & Hudson, E. (2024, April 28). SMHS teacher focuses on family and empowerment (Kristal Haralson). San Marcos Daily Record.
  • Bond, J. N., & Hudson, E. (2024, April 13). SMHS teacher leads colleagues, students on travel abroad programs (Taylor Hardy). San Marcos Daily Record.
  • Bond, J. N., & Hudson, E. (2024, February 15). Bland helps build life skills at SMCISD (Amanda Bland). San Marcos Daily Record.
  • Bond, J. N., & Hudson, E. (2024, January 14). SMHS teacher coaches colleagues to make positive impart (Adriana Lopez Casiano). San Marcos Daily Record.

2023

  • Bond, undefined N., & Hudson, E. (2023, October 31). Student investment: Special education teacher brings joy to the classroom (Tasha Martin). San Marcos Daily Record.
  • Bond, undefined N., & Hudson, E. (2023, October 6). Innovation abounds at San Marcos High School (Adam Wagner). San Marcos Daily Record.
  • Bond, J. N. (2023). Elementary and middle school teacher leaders advocating beyond the classroom. Education, 142, 165–176.

2022

  • Bond, J. N. (2022). Case studies: Teacher leaders as instructional support specialists. Kappa Delta Pi Record, 58, 20–25. https://doi.org/DOI: 10.1080/00228958.2022.2005429
  • Bond, J. N. (Ed.). (2022). The power of teacher leaders: Their roles, influence, and impact (2nd edition). Routledge.
  • Bond, J. N. (2022). Teacher leadership and professional organizations: A case study of two high school teachers. In The power of teacher leaders: Their roles, influence, and impact (2nd edition) (pp. 97–112). Routledge.
  • Bond, J. N. (2022). Advocating for students: The stories of three teacher leaders. Kappa Delta Pi Blog. Indianapolis, IN: Kappa Delta Pi.

2021

  • Bond, J. N. (2021). Teacher leadership in an elementary school: A case study of instructional support specialists. Education, 141, 201–213.

2020

  • Bond, J. N. (2020). Teacher leadership and the new teacher. In The new teacher’s guide to overcoming common challenges: Curated advice from award-winning teachers (pp. 111–113). New York, NY: Routledge.

2019

  • Bond, J. N., & Rivers, W. P. (2019). Eight ways to advocate for the education profession. New Teacher Advocate, 27(1), 14–15.

2018

  • Bond, N. (2018). Effective legislative advocacy: Policy experts’ advice for educators. Educational Forum, 83, 75–89. https://doi.org/10.1080/00131725.2018.1505992

2017

  • Bond, N. (2017). Advice for educators: Advocacy using Twitter. Indianapolis, Indiana: Kappa Delta Pi. Retrieved from http://www.kdp.org/initiatives/pdf/Advocacy_Twitter.pdf
  • Bond, N., & Perry, S. (2017). Advice for educators: Written forms of advocacy. Indianapolis, Indiana: Kappa Delta Pi. Retrieved from http://www.kdp.org/initiatives/pdf/Advocacy_WrittenCommunication.pdf
  • Bond, N. (2017). Every Student Succeeds Act: An overview of the law and its history. Indianapolis, Indiana, USA: Kappa Delta Pi. Retrieved from https://blog.kdp.org/category/policy-in-the-classroom/

2016

  • Bond, N. (2016). Preservice teacher leaders learn to advocate legislatively through professional organizations. Journal of Curriculum and Teaching, 5(2), 25–36. https://doi.org/10.5430/jct.v5n2p25
  • Bond, N., & Perry, S. (2016). Voting as a form of professionalism: Five steps to take now. New Teacher Advocate, 24(1), 4–5.
  • Bond, N. (2016). Who is running to represent you? Kappa Delta Pi. Retrieved from https://blog.kdp.org/2016/10/
  • Bond, N., & Public Policy Committee. (2016). A comparison of the parties’ platforms on key issues in education: The globalization of the workforce. Retrieved from http://www.kdp.org/callingallkdpmembers5.html
  • Bond, N. (2016). What are the candidates’ and the parties’ platforms? Kappa Delta Pi. Retrieved from https://blog.kdp.org/2016/10/
  • Bond, N., & Public Policy Committee. (2016). A comparison of the parties’ platforms on key issues in education: Access to a quality education. Kappa Delta Pi. Retrieved from http://www.kdp.org/callingallkdpmembers4.html
  • Bond, N. (2016). What is the role of education in a democracy? Kappa Delta Pi. Retrieved from https://blog.kdp.org/2016/10/
  • Bond, N. (2016). Are you registered to vote? Kappa Delta Pi. Retrieved from https://blog.kdp.org/2016/09/
  • Bond, N., & Public Policy Committee. (2016). A comparison of the parties’ platforms on key issues in education: Support for teachers. Retrieved from http://www.kdp.org/callingallkdpmembers3.html
  • Nathan Bond. (2016). Welcome to the KDP Public Policy Committee. Kappa Delta Pi. Retrieved from https://blog.kdp.org/2016/09/
  • Bond, N., & Public Policy Committee. (2016). A comparison of the parties’ platforms on key issues in education: Financing a college education. Retrieved from http://www.kdp.org/callingallkdpmembers2.html
  • Bond, N., & Public Policy Committee. (2016). A comparison of the parties’ platforms on key issues in education: Standards and standardized testing. Retrieved from http://www.kdp.org/callingallkdpmembers.html

2015

  • Bond, N. (2015). Teachers, now is the time to lead and make your voice heard [Invited Web log post]. KDP Blog (15th-Nov ed.). Kappa Delta Pi.
  • Bond, N., & Public Policy Committee. (2015). A comparison of the parties’ platforms on key issues in education: Access to a quality education. Retrieved from http://www.kdp.org/callingallkdpmembers4.html
  • Bond, N. (Ed.). (2015). The power of teacher leaders: Their roles, influence, and impact. New York: Routledge.
  • Bond, N. (2015). Developing a faculty learning community for non-tenure track professors. International Journal of Higher Education, 4, 12-Jan.
  • Bond, N. (2015). Kappa Delta Pi iLead Workshop: Helping KDP Members to Become Effective Teacher Leaders - Facilitator’s Manual (15th-Feb ed.). Kappa Delta Pi.
  • Bond, N. (2015). Kappa Delta Pi iLead Workshop: Helping KDP Members to Become Effective Teacher Leaders - Participant’s Manual (15th-Feb ed.). Kappa Delta Pi.

2014

  • Sterrett, W., & Bond, J. (2014). Developing teacher leaders through honorary professional organizations in education: Focus on college student officers. Education, 134(3), 195–208.
  • Bond, J. (2014). My hero is a teacher leader [Web log post]. KDP Blog. Retrieved from http://blog.kdp.org/2014/09/10/my-hero-is-a-teacher-leader/
  • Bond, J. (2014). Teachers have power! [Web log post]. KDP Blog. Retrieved from http://blog.kdp.org/2014/09/06/teachers-have-power/
  • Bond, J., & Sterrett, W. (2014). Guiding preservice teachers to lead student organizations in education: The faculty advisor’s perspective. Journal of Organizational Learning and Leadership, 12, 26–42.
  • Bond, J., Dagenais, R., Bolton, M., Cook, M., Gaffney, C., Jones, D., … Sterrett, W. (2014). The future of teaching as a profession. Kappa Delta Pi. Retrieved from http://www.kdp.org/initiatives/pdf/PP_Brief.pdf
  • Bond, N. (n.d.). Teacher leaders as professional developers. In N. Bond (Ed.), The power of teacher leaders: Their roles, influence, and impact (pp. 57–69). New York: Routledge.

2013

  • Bond, J., & Pope, A. (2013). Advocacy throughout the year: Taking a stand for the teaching profession. Kappa Delta Pi Record, 49(2), 64–69. https://doi.org/10.1080/00228958.2013.786591
  • Bond, J. (2013). Developing a professional learning community among pre-service teachers. Current Issues in Education, 16(2), 15-Jan.
  • Bond, J. (2013). Securing a teaching position at the post-secondary level. Kappa Delta Pi Job Search Academy Career Center. Retrieved from http://www.kdp.org/resources/desiringaposition.php
  • Bond, J., Goodwin, M., & Summers, E. (2013). The Partnership in Teacher Excellence Program: A district-university collaboration to create teacher leaders. Journal of Curriculum and Teaching, 2(1), 91–100.
  • Clement, M., & Bond, J. (2013). Amplifying our voices: Six professional organizations partner to address educational issues. Kappa Delta Pi. Retrieved from http://www.kdp.org/aboutkdp/pdf/Amplifying_Our_Voices.pdf

2012

  • Bond, J. (2012). Protocols: The missing puzzle piece for teacher leaders in professional learning communities. National School Reform Faculty Connections, 6-Apr.
  • Bond, J. (2012). A key to first-year success: Creating your own professional learning community. The New Teacher Advocate, 19(4), 3-Feb.
  • Sterrett, W., & Bond, J. (2012). Beyond tough choices: Prioritizing and preserving education in times of cuts and layoffs. Kappa Delta Pi Record, 48(2), 52–54.
  • Sterrett, W., & Bond, J. (2012). Embracing the leadership challenge: Leading by service in the other curriculum. Journal of Organizational Learning and Leadership, 10(2), 29–35.
  • Bond, J., Dagenais, R., Bolton, M., Gaffney, C., Ortiz, T., Shultz, A., … Sterrett, W. (2012). Common core standards. Kappa Delta Pi. Retrieved from http://www.kdp.org/aboutkdp/pdf/KDP_ReasonedVoice2_CommonCore.pdf
  • Bond, J., Dagenais, R., Bolton, M., Cochran-Smith, M., Cook, M., Gaffney, C., … Snodgress, F. (2012). Teacher evaluation. Kappa Delta Pi. Retrieved from http://www.kdp.org/aboutkdp/pdf/KDP_ReasonedVoice1_TeacherEvaluation.pdf

2011

  • Bond, J., & Sterrett, W. (2011). A beginning teacher’s guide to advocacy. The New Teacher Advocate, 19(1), 3-Feb.
  • Bond, J. (2011). Preparing preservice teachers to become teacher leaders. The Educational Forum, 74(4), 280–297.
  • Bond, J., Chen, L., & Wang, W. (2011). The internationalization of Kappa Delta Pi: Focus on education in Taiwan. Kappa Delta Pi Record, 47(3), 137–139.
  • Albright, M., & Bond, J. (2011). Using vocabulary learning strategies and portfolios to foster the twenty-first century skills of self-direction and self-assessment in world language teachers and students. Texas Foreign Language Association Journal, 58(3), 7-May.

2010

  • Bond, J. (2010). KDP welcomes its newest international chapter: Taipei Municipal University of Education in Taiwan. KDP News.
  • Goodwin, M., Summers, E., & Bond, J. (2010). In-service special education teachers as researchers. Insights on Learning Disabilities: From Prevailing Theories to Validated Practices, 7(2), 65–76.
  • Bond, J. (2010). KDP welcomes its newest international chapter: Taipei Municipal University of Education in Taiwan. KDP News.

2009

  • Bond, J., Beesley, S., & Dehr, J. (2009). KDP chapters partner with alternative schools. Kappa Delta Pi Record, 46(1), 44–45.
  • Fite, K., & Bond, J. (2009). Texas certification insert for: Parkay, F. (2009). Becoming a teacher. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson Merrill.
  • Bond, J. (2009). Preparing foreign language teachers in professional development schools: Learning from the high school teachers (Vol. 12, pp. 506–507). Texas Papers in Foreign Language Education.

2008

  • Bond, J. (2008). Eta Zeta chapter partners with Simon Foundation School in San Antonio. KDP News.
  • Bond, J. (2008). 12 questioning strategies that minimize classroom management problems. Kappa Delta Pi Record, 44(1), 18–21.

2007

  • Bond, J. (2007). Advocacy update. Texas Foreign Language Association Journal, 54(3), 13-Dec.
  • Bond, J. (2007). The making of a foreign language teacher: Love the language, teaching and people. Texas Foreign Language Association Journal, 54(3), 17–18.
  • Bond, J., & Fite, K. (2007). Texas cybertext companion website to: Powell, S. D. (2008). Introduction to education: Choosing your teaching path. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson Merrill Prentice Hall, MyEducationLab Company.

2006

  • Bond, J. (2006). Sarah Machalk: T. Earle Hamilton Scholarship recipient. Texas Foreign Language Association Journal, 53(3), 16–19.
  • Bond, J. (2006). Electronic portfolios: A case study of beginning foreign language teachers. Texas Foreign Language Association Journal, 53(1), 32–40.
  • Bond, J., & Fite, K. (2006). Texas cybertext companion website to: Kauchak, D., & Eggen, D. Introduction to teaching: Becoming a professional. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall.

2005

  • Bond, J. (2005). Andrew Rist: The Certamen king. Texas Foreign Language Association Journal, 52(3), 18–19.
  • Bond, J., & Garza, R. (2005). From theory to practice: An analysis of transfer in a beginning teacher’s instruction (Vol. 9, p. Jan-42). Texas Papers in Foreign Language Education.

2004

  • Bond, J. (2004). Russell Woo named T. Earle Hamilton Scholarship winner. Texas Foreign Language Association Newsletter, 51(3), 11-Oct.
  • Bond, J. (2004). Teacher certification in Texas: The university routes. Texas Foreign Language Association Newsletter, 51(3), 14–16.
  • Bond, J. (2004). Teacher certification in Texas: The alternative routes. Texas Foreign Language Association Newsletter, 51(2), 8-Jun.
  • Bond, J. (2004, May 4). Review of the book So you have to have a portfolio?: A teacher’s guide to preparation and presentation [Review of So you have to have a portfolio?: A teacher’s guide to preparation and presentation, by R. L. Wyatt]. Michigan State University. Retrieved from http://www.lib.msu.edu/corby/reviews/posted.wyatt.htm
  • Bond, J., & Peterson, C. (2004). Preparing preservice teachers to plan problem-based learning: A qualitative case study of on-campus and online learning. Action in Teacher Education, 23(3), 82–95.
  • Bond, J. (2004). Bobette Dunn named TFLA Honorary Member. Texas Foreign Language Association Newsletter, 51(1).
  • Bond, J. (2004). Doug Loomis named TFLA Administrator of the Year. Texas Foreign Language Association Newsletter, 51(1), 9-Aug.
  • Peterson, C. L., & Bond, J. (2004). Online compared to face-to-face teacher preparation for learning standards-based planning skills. Journal of Research on Technology in Education, 36(4), 345–360.

2003

  • Bond, J. (2003, July 3). Review of the book Portfolios matter: What, where, when, why and how to use them [Review of Portfolios matter: What, where, when, why and how to use them, by S. Easley & K. Mitchell]. Michigan State University. Retrieved from http://www.lib.msu.edu/corby/reviews/posted/easley.htm
  • Bond, J. (2003, April 3). Review of the book Testing is not teaching: What should count in education [Review of Testing is not teaching: What should count in education, by D. Graves]. Michigan State University. Retrieved from http://www.lib.msu.edu/corby/reviews/posted/graves3.htm
  • Bond, J. (2003). Differentiating instruction in the LOTE classroom. LOTE CED Lowdown, 6(2).
  • Bond, J., Morales, A., Ritter, V., & Sherrod, M. (2003). Their first professional conference: New teachers are welcomed into the foreign language teaching community. TFLA Bulletin, 14(1), 17–18.
  • Bond, J., & Peterson, C. (2003). When problems become solutions: The use of problem-based learning in the foreign language classroom. TFLA Bulletin, 14(2), 16–18.
  • Nicholson, S. A., & Bond, J. (2003). Collaborative reflection and professional community building: An analysis of preservice teachers’ use of an electronic discussion board. Journal of Technology and Teacher Education, 11(2), 259–279.

2002

  • Bond, J. (2002, March 3). Review of the book Power and portfolios: Best practices for high school classrooms [Review of Power and portfolios: Best practices for high school classrooms, by J. Mahoney]. Michigan State University. Retrieved from http://www.lib.msu.edu/corby/reviews/posted/mahoney.htm
  • Moore, Z., & Bond, J. (2002). The use of portfolios for in-service teacher assessment: A case study of foreign language middle school teachers in Texas. Foreign Language Annals, 35(1), 85–92.
  • Bond, J., Nicholson, S., & Peterson, C. (2002). Using technology in a standards-based LOTE curriculum. LOTE CED Communiqué, (5).

2001

  • Bond, J. (2001, August 4). Review of the book Middle and high school teaching [Review of Middle and high school teaching, by J. A. Duplass]. Houghton Mifflin & Co.
  • Bond, J., & Moore, Z. (2001). Wow! What wonderful teachers! Professional development among in-service foreign language teachers: How effective teachers improve their practice. TFLA Bulletin, 12(1), 15-Dec.
  • Bond, J. (2001, January 1). Review of the book Student-focused curriculum and instruction for middle schools. McGraw-Hill Publishers.

2000

  • Mandeville, T., & Bond, J. (2000). Five middle schools: Positive results of collaboration with a local university. Journal of the Texas Middle School Association, 8(2), 29–34.
  • Bond, J., & Moore, Z. (2000). The Texas foreign language teachers have spoken! A summary of the findings from the TFLA Needs Assessment Survey. TFLA Bulletin, 16–18.
  • Moore, Z., & Bond, J. (2000). The use of the portfolio in a middle school Russian classroom: A case study in attracting and retaining students. In O. Kagan & B. Rifkin (Eds.), The learning and teaching of Slavic languages and cultures. Bloomington, IN: Slavica Press.

1995

  • Bond, J. (1995). The future of teaching as a profession. Kappa Delta Pi.
  • Bond, J. (1995, January 13). Securing a teaching position at the post-secondary level. Kappa Delta Pi Job Search Academy Career Center. Retrieved from http://www.kdp.org/resources/desiringaposition.php