Overcoming Challenging Experiences. Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Overview What is the definition of a leader?What is the definition of a leader? Why is perseverance.

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Overcoming Challenging Experiences

Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Overview What is the definition of a leader?What is the definition of a leader? Why is perseverance important in a leader?Why is perseverance important in a leader? Why is courage important in a leader?Why is courage important in a leader? Why is patience important in a leader?Why is patience important in a leader? What are examples of good leadership?What are examples of good leadership?

Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Quick Write Can you think of a sports event, movie or TV show, or political situation in which a leader had to make a hard decision? Write a brief paragraph about the quality you most admire in that person. Share your response with two partners. Did they choose the same quality you did? Why or why not?

Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Leaders A leader is someone who is able to influence or guide other people toward a shared goalA leader is someone who is able to influence or guide other people toward a shared goal The goal might be to get aThe goal might be to get a group job done, reach a mountaintop, or win a game Graphic courtesy of Clipart.com

Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Leaders Leaders respond positively to adverse circumstances as well as to opportunitiesLeaders respond positively to adverse circumstances as well as to opportunities Good leaders lead by example. They don’t sit on the sidelines; they’re part of the actionGood leaders lead by example. They don’t sit on the sidelines; they’re part of the action Photo courtesy of Comstock Images

Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Leaders Leaders are made, not bornLeaders are made, not born Becoming a leader takes workBecoming a leader takes work Photo courtesy of Clipart.com

Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Perseverance Perseverance is being determined and steadfast; it means never giving up or straying from your goalPerseverance is being determined and steadfast; it means never giving up or straying from your goal If you’re perseverant, you’re not a quitterIf you’re perseverant, you’re not a quitter People who persevere are tenacious—they hold on even after others let goPeople who persevere are tenacious—they hold on even after others let go Photo courtesy of Thinkstock.com Images

Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Perseverance Perseverance is important for a leader because it has a positive effect on the morale of team members or followersPerseverance is important for a leader because it has a positive effect on the morale of team members or followers Photo courtesy of Comstock Images

Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Perseverance Actions associated with perseverance:Actions associated with perseverance: –Setting clear, achievable goals –Devising a plan to reach each goal –Working with others steadily to reach the goal –Never making excuses or dodging a task

Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Perseverance –Never quitting before the team or individual reaches the goal –Accepting the fact that the task will be difficult –Encouraging others to keep going when morale falters –Recognizing everyone’s effort and accomplishment when the goal is achieved

Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Courage Courage is the mental and moral strengthCourage is the mental and moral strength to withstand danger, fear, or difficulty Courage isn’t the lack of fear; it’s being able to hang on a minute longer than everyone elseCourage isn’t the lack of fear; it’s being able to hang on a minute longer than everyone else Photo courtesy of Clipart.com

Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Characteristics of a Courageous Leader Keeping their heads while others seem to be losing theirsKeeping their heads while others seem to be losing theirs Maintaining a steady eye on the goal or objectiveMaintaining a steady eye on the goal or objective Being willing to sacrifice for the welfare of othersBeing willing to sacrifice for the welfare of others Being able to withstand suffering or difficultyBeing able to withstand suffering or difficulty Standing up for what’s rightStanding up for what’s right Leading by exampleLeading by example Accepting challenges that build self-confidenceAccepting challenges that build self-confidence Keeping a positive attitude in the face of difficultiesKeeping a positive attitude in the face of difficulties

Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Courage Mental courageMental courage Moral courageMoral courage Graphic courtesy of Clipart.com

Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Patience Patience is the ability to bear difficulty, delay, frustration, or pain without complaintPatience is the ability to bear difficulty, delay, frustration, or pain without complaint Patience is active—Patience is active— it does not mean you just ignore your problems Photo courtesy of Goodshoot Images

Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Patience Actions associated with patience:Actions associated with patience: –Putting the needs of others before your own –Encouraging others to remain calm and focused in a crisis –Choosing to do the right thing, even when doing the wrong thing is easier

Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Patience –Accepting people’s flaws and faults –Accepting criticism with grace and confidence –Continuing to do your job calmly and quietly –Keeping your eye on the goal at all times

Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Case Studies 1. Why was ______ a good leader? 2. What qualities of leadership did _____ exhibit? 3. What hardships and challenging experiences did ______ overcome? 4. Would you want to follow this kind of leader? Why or why not?

Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Examples of Good Leadership Examples of Good Leadership Thomas Edison Photo courtesy of Clipart.com

Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Examples of Good Leadership Examples of Good Leadership Gen Daniel “Chappie” James, Jr. Photo courtesy of USAF museum

Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Examples of Good Leadership Examples of Good Leadership Maj Gen LaRita “Rita” Aragon Photo courtesy of National Guard Bureau Departments of Army and Air Force

Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Examples of Good Leadership Examples of Good Leadership Lt Col James “Jimmy” Doolittle Photo Courtesy of USAF

Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Examples of Good Leadership Examples of Good Leadership Col Eileen Marie Collins Photo courtesy of NASA.gov

Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Examples of Good Leadership Examples of Good Leadership Rosa Parks Photo courtesy of arks.htm

Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Examples of Good Leadership Examples of Good Leadership Senator John McCain Photo courtesy ofavailable: seAction=Bio.Home

Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Examples of Good Leadership Examples of Good Leadership President Abraham Lincoln Photo courtesy of Clipart.com

Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Review A leader is someone who is able to influence or guide other people toward a shared goalA leader is someone who is able to influence or guide other people toward a shared goal Leaders respond positively to adverse circumstances as well as to opportunitiesLeaders respond positively to adverse circumstances as well as to opportunities Good leaders lead by example—they don’t sit on the sidelines; they’re part of the actionGood leaders lead by example—they don’t sit on the sidelines; they’re part of the action Leaders are made, not born—in other words, becoming a leader takes workLeaders are made, not born—in other words, becoming a leader takes work

Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Review Perseverance is the quality of being determined and steadfast; it means never giving up or straying from your goalPerseverance is the quality of being determined and steadfast; it means never giving up or straying from your goal Perseverance is important for a leader because it has a positive effect on the morale of team members or followers.Perseverance is important for a leader because it has a positive effect on the morale of team members or followers. Morale is a mental and emotional state of enthusiasm, confidence, and loyalty in team members and followersMorale is a mental and emotional state of enthusiasm, confidence, and loyalty in team members and followers

Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Review Courage is the mental and moral strength to withstand danger, fear, or difficultyCourage is the mental and moral strength to withstand danger, fear, or difficulty Courage isn’t the lack of fear; it’s being able to hang on a minute longer than everyone elseCourage isn’t the lack of fear; it’s being able to hang on a minute longer than everyone else Patience is the ability to bear difficulty, delay, frustration, or pain without complaintPatience is the ability to bear difficulty, delay, frustration, or pain without complaint

Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Review Patience does not mean you ignore your problems or just hope they’ll go awayPatience does not mean you ignore your problems or just hope they’ll go away Thomas Edison, Gen “Chappie” James, Jr., Maj Gen “Rita” Aragon, Lt Col “Jimmy” Doolittle, Col Eileen Marie Collins, Rosa Parks, Senator John McCain, and President Abraham Lincoln are examples of good leadershipThomas Edison, Gen “Chappie” James, Jr., Maj Gen “Rita” Aragon, Lt Col “Jimmy” Doolittle, Col Eileen Marie Collins, Rosa Parks, Senator John McCain, and President Abraham Lincoln are examples of good leadership

Chapter 3, Lesson 3 Summary What is the definition of a leader?What is the definition of a leader? Why is perseverance important in a leader?Why is perseverance important in a leader? Why is courage important in a leader?Why is courage important in a leader? Why is patience important in a leader?Why is patience important in a leader? What are examples of good leadership?What are examples of good leadership?

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