What is Leadership, to ME? by JOHN ABBOTT

2024-09-25 20:39:34 UTC

The ability to guide, influence, and inspire individuals or groups toward achieving common goals. Must be able to set a clear vision, foster teamwork, and motivate others while also being adaptable and empathetic. Must be knowledgeable. A Leader must be able to communicate well, build trust, and empower the "correct" team members.

2024-09-25 20:41:30 UTC

2024-09-25 20:43:11 UTC

Helping to organize, guide, schedule facilities/activities for the rest of my subject group. I also help to mediate between the department and administration when needs arise.

Leadership is being able to lead/guide/support people and teams in a direction to allow for the people/teams be successful.

2024-09-25 20:43:35 UTC

Leadership

2024-09-25 20:44:08 UTC

Leadership is about motivating and directing those under your charge to realize their potential, by giving them purpose, skills, and direction.

erica_macdonald — 2024-09-25 20:44:19 UTC

It is working and supporting all staff and students in meeting their goals, helping to achieve the school's goals, and removing barriers for staff to be able to focus on the work.

2024-09-25 20:44:33 UTC

Modeling positively and empowering others.

april_geltch — 2024-09-25 20:44:37 UTC

Leadership Qualities

-Leaders set the standards

-Leaders serve as the role model

-Leaders can be followers- At times, they will not be the "Indian Chief" but the Indian

This will guide them when they become the head.

-Leaders willingly acknowledge mistakes and demonstrate the desire to change.

-Great leaders are admired by others. Others depend on this individual for guidance

-Leaders inspire others

-Leaders respect the input of others who honestly offer constructive criticism

-Leaders act as "the torch bearer"

-Leaders create a vision

-Leaders empower others

-Leaders create authentic relationships within teams.

What is Leadership

2024-09-25 20:44:42 UTC

Something beautiful! LOL!! Could not help myself on that one! Ability to listen. Work toward the common goal of a team and protect the hive! Communication is very key in leadership in my opinion. Lastly, do not ask of anyone what you are not willing to do yourself. Some leaders like to crack the whip to get things done while others are out there working the hardest and leading the charge!

Leadership

2024-09-25 20:44:44 UTC

I entered leadership because I have a deep passion for helping students thrive. I believe that every student deserves a supportive environment where they can explore their potential. By taking on a leadership role, I want to create opportunities for growth and learning. I want to be a voice for those who might feel unheard and to foster a sense of community. Guiding peers through challenges and celebrating their successes brings me immense joy. Leadership allows me to advocate for positive change, ensuring that every student feels valued.

2024-09-25 20:44:44 UTC

Leading by example

Frustration

Communication

Actively listening

Sharing

Relationships

Reflection

Finding out the answers

Caring

Knowing

2024-09-25 20:44:52 UTC

Leadership can take many forms, but generally boils down to influencing others to act in ways they otherwise might not have. In the context of education, leadership operates at multiple levels. The role of leaders in education is to provide professional learning and growth leadership, instructional leadership, school improvement leadership, and community leadership.

We provide leadership in professional learning and growth by modeling, supporting, and encouraging lifelong learning. This means leading by example by making time for job-related professional growth activities. This could include school and district sponsored professional learning opportunities, but could extend beyond these. Regardless of the source of professional learning, it must involve partaking in realistic, in-depth self reflection with the express goal of identifying opportunities for self-improvement and opportunities to develop skills that will best serve the specific needs of the school community. This vocal focus on professional development can influence others - teachers, students, admin, community members - to pursue their own personal growth plans.

Certificated staff also provide instructional leadership. At the micro, student-by-student level, this includes differentiating instruction to meet the needs of all students, such as our ELL population and students with IEPs and 504 plans. At the macro level, teachers and other certificated staff lead by understanding the school and community contexts in which they operate. Their knowledge of the cultural-linguistic and the socioeconomic realities of their students help inform their decisions. This is influence at its most visible in education - influencing students to engage with content when they otherwise may not have meaningful access.

Certificated staff provide leadership in school improvement by helping to identify student and schoolwide needs, by collaborating with other stakeholders to develop data-based improvement plans, by implementing those plans, and by collaboratively monitoring and revising those plans based on student outcomes. This means coming to discussions around school improvement prepared and ready to engage in fruitful conversations; it means being confident and assertive, but open to and inviting of all stakeholders’ participation; and it means honestly reflecting and assessing the needs of the school as well as assessing the efficacy of any given school improvement initiative. This is leadership by representative influence - taking part in meaningful discussions that will shape future decisions that will affect the entire school community.

Finally, certificated staff provide community leadership by representing and promoting the school’s achievements and needs to the community at large. This means being present within the community, engaging in community events, and interacting with the public - a public which includes parents, students, business owners, and other pillars of a community. In a broad sense, certificated staff can provide leadership by involving community members in helping to achieve the school’s vision and goals. Students only spend so much time at school - their success depends in large part on what goes on beyond the school’s boundaries. The leadership certificated staff can provide within the community can go a long way in helping students be successful on campus.

What is leadership?

2024-09-25 20:45:17 UTC

Leadership to me is...

being able to guide a team/group of people with a common goal. A person who is able to listen, empower, stand up for, communicate, and build trust with their team.

2024-09-25 20:45:32 UTC

Leadership is creating a culture of support and development for all members of your team. As a leader we are available to serve the community we lead with easily accessible communication, clear direction, and appropriate support.

Leadership

2024-09-25 20:45:32 UTC

A leader is a torch bearer. This is an extended metaphor so please be patient. The torch is the vision of the group and the torch bearer lights the way for others to be inspired, to grow, and to carry the vision of the group themselves. I think a powerful leader creates bridges ... creates family ... so that trust becomes fluid throughout conversations, actions, and the production of the vision. The vision is fluid and grows, gains strength, and recreates itself as the group grows. Being a leader is being focused on the prize, but also noticing when the prize needs to shift. Being a leader means being aware of others and creating trusting, authentic relationships with others. Being a leader means being an example. Being a leader is tough.

2024-09-25 20:46:15 UTC

Leadership is the ability to inspire, guide, and influence others towards achieving a common goal. I believe being a leader involves fostering a positive and productive environment.

2024-09-25 20:46:29 UTC

Leadership is having a clear vision of a goal or mission and the ability to communicate that vision to others in order to move an organization(or group) towards accomplishing the goal. Leaders need to have the capacity to understand that individuals respond differently and be able to use communication and mentoring skills to keep everyone going in the same direction. Leadership involves being knowledgeable and flexible to provide the resources that teams will need to accomplish their portion of the goal by eliminating the shoulda, woulda, coulda. Leadership is building. Together Everyone Accomplishes More.

2024-09-25 20:46:39 UTC

Supporting and assisting others in working towards common goals. Encouraging others when goals are difficult to achieve. Creating connections to resources or building connections within their own thinking.

2024-09-25 20:46:46 UTC

I think of key elements of servant leadership:

Communicating clearly
Having a growth mindset
Empowering others
Keeping a strong vision and mission
Staying authentic and focused
Putting people first

Leadership

2024-09-25 20:46:48 UTC

What leadership is to me is being able to bring out the strengths of each individual of your team in order to create something greater. A great leader is a positive influence and brings about the best in their team by building trust while at the same time holding the team members accountable.

Leadership

2024-09-25 20:47:00 UTC

Leadership is listening, observing, helping others achieve their goals. It involves building strong relationships.

2024-09-25 20:48:18 UTC

Leadership is the ability to inspire others and lead by example. Being a great leader means creating a positive and productive environment.

2024-09-25 20:49:17 UTC

Leadership involves providing support and structure. It means listening to others so they can process ideas.

Leadership is facilitation and participation, but involves guiding as well.