PROF ED 10

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    • What is the primary focus of managers?
      Meeting objectives and delegating tasks
    • How do leaders differ from managers in their process?
      Leaders develop a vision and find a way forward
    • What is the goal of managers?
      To get things done
    • What is the goal of leaders?
      To care about people and results
    • Who do managers have?
      Subordinates
    • Who do leaders have?
      Followers
    • What do managers do regarding culture?
      Enact the existing culture
    • What do leaders do regarding culture?
      Shape the culture and drive integrity
    • What is leadership defined as?
      Guiding, influencing, and motivating individuals
    • What are the core aspects of leadership?
      • Influence
      • Vision
      • Motivation
      • Support
      • Accountability
    • What does educational leadership refer to?
      Guiding and supporting the school community
    • Why is educational leadership crucial?
      It creates a positive learning environment
    • What are key components of effective educational leadership?
      • Vision and Goal Setting
      • Instructional Leadership
      • Building a Positive School Culture
      • Decision-Making and Problem Solving
      • Communication
      • Adaptability and Problem-Solving
      • Empowerment and Support
      • Accountability and Integrity
    • What is authoritarian leadership characterized by?
      Unilateral decision-making without input
    • What are the negative impacts of authoritarian leadership?
      Reduces teacher morale and job satisfaction
    • What is consultative leadership?
      Seeks input before making decisions
    • What are the benefits of consultative leadership?
      Enhanced teacher morale and job satisfaction
    • What is participative leadership?
      Involves team members in decision-making
    • What are the benefits of participative leadership?
      Fosters a collaborative environment
    • What is a potential downside of laissez-faire leadership?
      Risk of lack of direction and consistency
    • What are the characteristics of situational leadership styles?
      • Selling/Directing: Clear direction with two-way communication
      • Telling/Coaching: Detailed instructions with encouragement
      • Participating/Supporting: Collaborative decision-making and support
      • Delegating: Minimal involvement, trusting team members
    • What is servant leadership focused on?
      Putting the needs of team members first
    • What is the role of a transformational leader?
      To transform organizational thinking and relationships
    • What roles does a transformational leader play?
      Visionary, engager, learner, collaborator
    • What is the difference between transactional and transformational leadership?
      Transactional focuses on tasks, transformational on vision
    • Why is accountability important in leadership?
      It ensures responsibility and trust within teams
    • How do leadership styles impact student outcomes?
      Effective leadership improves student engagement and success
    • What role does communication play in effective leadership?
      It fosters trust and collaboration among team members
    • Why is adaptability significant in leadership?
      It allows leaders to respond to changing needs
    • How does leadership affect teacher retention and morale?
      Positive leadership enhances retention and morale
    • What is "kanya-kanya mentality" in leadership?
      A mentality of individualism and lack of collaboration
    • Why is fostering a culture of continuous improvement important?
      It enhances teaching quality and student outcomes
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