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6 Categories of Leadership |
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-Instructional -Transformational -Moral -Particpative -Contingency -Managerial |
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Focuses on instruction and behaviors of teachers as they engage in activities affecting students |
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Transformational Leadership |
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Inspires teachers to do more than what is asked |
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Similar to transformational, focus on values and ethics, mission driven |
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Group based leadership, democratic involvement |
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There is no "one best way", "it all depends" - Fred Fielder |
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Focus on day to day approach, business based approach |
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Qualities of a great leader... |
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1. Trustworthy (#1 characteristic) 2. Empathy 3. Poise 4. Sense of humor 5. Professional 6. Humber 7. Fair Consistent |
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Emotional Intelligence (EQ) |
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Being able to read others through body language, matched with the the ability to empathetic towards the needs of others -Biggest key to effective leadership -Responding instead of reacting |
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-Authoritarian (controlling) -Democratic (subordinates and part of the process) -Laissez-Faire ("let it be") - hands off leadership SUBORDINATES PREFER DEMOCRATIC |
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-Initiating Structure (task orientation) theory X -Considerations (concern for people ) - Theory Y -BEST LEADERS WERE HIGH IN BOTH! |
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-Production centered (X) and Employee Centered (Y) |
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Contingency Theory (Least Preferred Co-worker Scale) |
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-High PLC score (leader has the goal of maintaining personal relationship w -Low PLC Score (goal driven) task oriented -you can be successful with either scores depending on situational factors |
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A leader's role is to help employees during the journey to arrive at the intended destination |
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Leadership Grid Styles (Blake and Mouton) |
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-Two dimensions of leader orientation (X and Y) -9.9 is considered ideal management style (high in task orientation and personal relationships) |
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Situational Leadership Styles (Hersey and Blanchard) |
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Two key leadership behaviors... - Task behavior - Relationship behavior Situational factor is maturity (job and psychological maturity) |
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Vertical Dyad Linage Model |
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Focuses on relationship between leader and each subordinate -"In-group" and "out-group" |
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Reciprocal Influence Theory |
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The leader is affected by the actions of the subordinates (similar to contigency) |
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Substitutes for Leadership |
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In some situations, leadership is unnecessary, if everyone is doing their thing, no need for heroes! |
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Transactional/Transformational - Bernard Bass |
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-Transactional - "you scratch my back, I'll scratch yours" -Transformational - the ability to motivate others to do more than expected |
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Decision Making Model - Peter Drucker |
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MOST IMPORTANT MODEL - 6 steps |
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Assumption that is a rational process, with best possible scenarios |
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Behavioral Decision Making Model |
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Bounded Rationality - leader wants to make best decision but normally settles for less than the optimal |
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Form of bounded rationality,, in in which ones chooses the first alternative that satisfies minimal standards without looking at all possibilities |
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Retrospective Rationality |
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When decision makers devote considerable energy to justify decisions that they have already made |
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Grabbing onto solutions before looking at research. A collection of solutions looking to be matched with a problem |
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When in-group pressures lead to a deterioration in mental efficiency, poor testing of reality and lax moral judgement |
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How do you avoid GroupThink? |
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-have diverse points of view -Assign policy - planning mission to a group -Avoid organizational inbreeding |
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Groups make decisions more risky than individuals do... |
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2 Site-based Decision Making Techniques |
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-Brainstorming -Delphi Technique |
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Types of nonverbal communication |
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-Kinesis - body language or clothes -Paralanguage - Voice qualities -Proxemics - Space and proximity -Chronemics - determination and definitions of time |
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Lower to higher - Tends to be more filtered |
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How to improve upward communication |
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1. Employee meetings 2. Open door policy (walk around and talk) 3. Employee Letters 4. Participation in social groups |
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Something you shouldn't ignore -Secretaries usually lead the grapevine |
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-Gatekeepers - control information -Liasons - connects to two or more cliques -Bridge - memeber of one clique and links it with another cliuque -Isolate - few communications with the rest of the system (MAKE THEM YOUR FRIENDS) |
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Barriers to communication |
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-Frames of reference -Information overload |
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How to overcome barriers to communication? |
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-Repetition -Empathy -Listening (first step is to shut up) |
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Games People Play - I'm OK, You're Ok |
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Transactions that are devoid of game playing and expoitation of poele |
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- Long range planning - S (strength)W (weaknesses), O (opportunities)T (threats) |
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Does not mention "education" |
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States all powers not specifically delegated to the federal government or prohibited to the states by the Constitution |
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Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution |
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Gives congress the power to tax for the general good and for broad social purposes |
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Current US Secretary of Education |
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Current State (FL) Education Commissioner |
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Eric Smith (or at least was) |
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No Child Left Behind of 2001 |
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National Defense Education Act (1958) |
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Due to Sputnik, the act was meant to acquire more (and better) teachers. |
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The Education for All Handicapped Children Act (1975) Individuals with Disabilities Educaiton Act(1990) |
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The call for excellence... |
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A Nation at Risk (which started the accountability era) |
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Florida Hierarchy of Education |
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-Governor (Rick Scott) has veto powers in matters of education -State Legislatures - has plenary power (come up with educational policy) |
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