Personal leadership is essential in becoming an effective and persuasive leader. Some insight into personal leadership style, or "what makes me tick", is a great place to begin the journey of designing a style of leadership that works for me and the others around me. I would like to reflect on past and present experiences, how I responded to them, what I could have added or taken away from those experiences, and what would have been the greatest approach to take. I would like to know if I am pro-active or reactive. I want to find out what my strengths and weaknesses are. I would love to reflect on great leaders specific approaches and determine if any of those would work well for me. I want to find out just how people view my leadership and if they would even call me a leader.
As I come to learn these things through this class, I hope it will assist me in determining my personal goals. It may teach me just what it means to be a leader by first leading myself. I hope it will give me insight into the things I can work on and the approaches I should take as a teacher leader. Understanding personal leadership vocabulary is essential to build my style of leadership. Quotes based on experience, and historical reflection will inspire me to become the best leader I can be.
If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader.
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What a great blog you have started. I am sure you will do well. It sounds like you are a leader already
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ReplyDeleteSounds like you are developing a very important pillar in effective teaching, and that is becoming a reflective decision-maker. :) I'm so proud of you! I know you're a great teacher and you want the very best for your students. You're also going to learn a lot about yourself as you reflect on what happens in your classroom. Thinking about things before, during and after your lesson plans will make you a more solid planner, too. You've got this! Love ya', Jess
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