PREPARATION FOR PROFESSIONAL GROWTH.  8:00Welcome  Your new lens  Shelley visiting  Presentations of leader  Leadership inventory  12:00Working.

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PREPARATION FOR PROFESSIONAL GROWTH

 8:00Welcome  Your new lens  Shelley visiting  Presentations of leader  Leadership inventory  12:00Working / Ethical leadership  1:00Ethics debrief  2:30Building Capacity  3:30LPI scoring  4:00Final Journal

 What did you notice this week with your new lens that may have otherwise not seen????

Four Fold “Say something” Tell about a leader who exemplifies something you read in the article? Was there something you REALLY agreed with – or something you DID NOT agree with?

 Avneet  Jon  Sean  Dan  Karina

Attributes / Qualities of Interviewed Leaders CONSENSUS!!! (6 Essential Attributes??)

 What are the three ABSOLUTE must haves for a leader??????  Do you have those attributes?????

 What can you find out about ethics in the workplace over the lunch period?  Consider these terms:  Ethics / values / ethical values / right vs. right decision making / right vs. right decisions / Rushworth Kidder  Self Discovery OR read the article provided

 ETHICS: The study of standards of right and wrong behaviour  VALUE: That which has intrinsic worth; a principle, standard, or quality that is worthwhile  ETHICAL VALUES: Intrinsic values having to do with right and wrong

 Is today ethically any different from what we’ve seen in the past?  Are things getting worse, or do we just see it more?

Is there anything that has changed in the fundamental makeup of the world that makes ethics different than before?

 Are there a common set of core values for all people?  Work with the person beside you to come up with 5.

 Honesty  Compassion  Fairness  Responsibility  Respect

That which is ethical is… Honest Compassionate Fair Responsible Respectful That which is unethical is… Dishonest Compassionless Unfair Irresponsible Disrespectful

 Legal Test  Professional Standards Test  Stench (Gut Feeling Test)  Front-Page Test  Mom Test

“ Tough choices, typically, are those that pit one “right” value against another.” --R. Kidder

 Should you take a much-needed vacation or save money for the kids' education?  Protect the endangered owl or maintain jobs for loggers?  Have a heart-to-heart with a lying employee or fire him on the spot?

Sample Scenario… How are the core values played out?

Comment on each scenario….  You may be “yourself” or:  Another educator  A parent  A student  The principal  A School Board member  A member of the community  Other????? (Identify yourself)

“Moral courage is the quality of mind and spirit that enables one to face up to ethical challenges firmly and confidently without flinching or retreating.” R. Kidder

 Explanation  Scoring

 Read the newspaper article given to you  In 2’s share the information from your articles with one another.  Choose the most provocative issue. Prepare to give the two sides of the issue to the class. Take no more than 1 minute per “side”  This is “speed issue” – how many opinions can you collect and begin to use to build your own capacity????

 Leadership Quotes Leadership Quotes

What we know today does not make yesterday wrong, it makes tomorrow better. Carol Commodore

 Evaluation of course - Mike

 Re-read your first journal.  Write again. Where are you now? What have you learned? How are you feeling?

 Create an “ad” of no more than 50 words for a leader for a school.  You are working with the HR department and you will get the leader you describe for your school.  The school may be any grades or configuration - you decide.  You can be as specific as you like to describe your ideal candidate.