The Leading EDGE/ The Teaching EDGE

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The Leading EDGE/ The Teaching EDGE Day 3 This session will cover one of the Models for Success, the other being the Stages of Team Development.

Explain Demonstrate Guide Enable The Leading EDGE Explain Demonstrate Guide Enable

Explain, Demonstrate, Guide, or Enable? STAGEs OF TEAM DEVELOPMENT: FORMING High enthusiasm and motivation/low skills Forming requires Explaining

Explain, Demonstrate, Guide, or Enable? STAGEs OF TEAM DEVELOPMENT: STORMING Low enthusiasm and /low skills Storming requires Demonstrating

Explain, Demonstrate, Guide, or Enable? STAGEs OF TEAM DEVELOPMENT: NORMING Rising enthusiasm/growing skills Norming requires Guiding, or coaching

Explain, Demonstrate, Guide, or Enable? STAGEs OF TEAM DEVELOPMENT: PERFORMING High enthusiasm / high skills Performing usually requires Enabling

Stages of Team Development Forming Storming Norming Performing M M M Leader M M M M Leader M M M M M Leader Leader M M M M M Explain Demonstrate Guide Enable

The Teaching EDGE A teams ability to succeed depends on the need for new skills. It is the leader’s responsibility to provide skill instruction if necessary. Leader may serve as instructor or arrange for instruction.

Explain Demonstrate Guide Enable The Teaching EDGE Level of style of skill instruction needs to match learner’s enthusiasm and skill. Use the Teaching EDGE to define style of instruction. Edge stands for . . . Explain Demonstrate Guide Enable

Stages of Skill Development Forming. The learner begins with low skill but high enthusiasm. Storming. As the learner works at the skill, he may become discouraged.

Stages of Skill Development Norming. With work, a person’s skill level will rise and so will his enthusiasm. Performing. When he has mastered a skill, a person’s enthusiasm will be high; the skill will have become his own; and he can teach it to others.

FORMING (Low skill, high enthusiasm) The Teaching EDGE FORMING (Low skill, high enthusiasm) This learner will need careful Explaining of exactly what to do and how to do it.

STORMING (Low skill, low enthusiasm) The Teaching EDGE STORMING (Low skill, low enthusiasm) A person has been at it long enough to realize that mastering a skill may not be easy. An instructor must Demonstrate the new skill to the learner, clearly showing him what to do and how to do it.

NORMING (Increasing skill, growing enthusiasm) The Teaching EDGE NORMING (Increasing skill, growing enthusiasm) An instructor will need to Guide: Giving freedom to figure out things Supporting with encouragement Helping to move closer to the goal

PERFORMING (High skill, high enthusiasm) The Teaching EDGE PERFORMING (High skill, high enthusiasm) A learner can act independently and be very productive. An instructor will need to Enable the person – offer freedom to make decisions and to keep moving ahead.

Summary A team responds best to leadership tailored to the stage the team is experiencing at the moment. The Leading EDGE acronym describes the behavior of a leader as the team moves through the stages of development.

Summary The learner responds best to skill instruction tailored to the stage of skill development the individual is experiencing at the moment. The Teaching EDGE acronym describes the behavior of a skills instructor as the learner moves through the stages of development.