Developing Your Leadership Style

Participants will explore their leadership and communication styles, assess how their behaviors impact team effectiveness, and align their personal values with their professional vision to enhance their leadership practices.
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This workshop is designed to help administrators strengthen their leadership effectiveness by starting with self-awareness. Participants explore their leadership and communication styles, examining how their behaviors influence team dynamics and overall effectiveness. Through guided reflection and discussion, they assess how their personal values align with their professional vision. The session provides a framework for refining leadership practices so administrators can lead with clarity, authenticity, and purpose.

Core Needs Addressed

  • Limited self-awareness among administrators regarding how their leadership style impacts teams.

  • Misalignment between personal values and professional vision, leading to inconsistent leadership practices.

  • Challenges in building strong, effective teams due to unclear or ineffective communication.

Key Learnings

  1. Identifying Leadership and Communication Styles
    Participants will gain insights into their personal leadership and communication styles, building awareness of how these impact collaboration, trust, and effectiveness within teams.
  2. Aligning Values with Vision
    Administrators will develop strategies to reflect on and align their core values with their professional goals and school vision, fostering authentic and purpose-driven leadership.
  3. Enhancing Leadership Practices
    Participants will leave with practical approaches to refine their leadership behaviors, strengthen team dynamics, and cultivate a more supportive and productive school culture.

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