Developing Leadership
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This document discusses developing teacher leadership. It covers leadership qualities, roles, styles and steps to success. It also discusses leadership skills like facilitating conversations, planning meetings and instructional leadership. It introduces teacher leadership continuums and resources. One continuum focuses on emerging teacher leadership and covers adult development, dialogue, collaboration and organizational change. Teachers are asked to rate their growth in these areas and discuss how to support growth. A leadership hierarchy is presented, with levels ranging from highly capable individual to executive. Teachers are asked to identify their current level and considerations for advancing. The document concludes with resources for leadership development.
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- 1. Developing Teacher LeadershipDeveloping Teacher Leadership so far…so far… Michigan Mathematics and Science Teacher Leadership Collaborative
- 2. • Leadership Qualities • Leadership Roles • Leadership Styles • STEPS to SUCCESS
- 3. • Leadership Skills o Facilitation of Professional Conversations o Agendas, Meetings, and Planning Presentations o Instructional Leadership (delivery of PD) o Evaluation / Goal Setting
- 4. Teacher LeadershipTeacher Leadership Continuums and ResourcesContinuums and Resources • Emerging Teacher Leadership • Leadership Hierarchy • Leadership Resources Session Topics:
- 5. Continuum of EmergingContinuum of Emerging Teacher LeadershipTeacher Leadership A. Adult Development B. Dialogue C. Collaboration D. Organizational Change
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- 7. Teacher Leadership HierarchyTeacher Leadership Hierarchy - Michigan Mathematics and Science Teacher Leadership Collaborative - Level (based on Collins’ leadership hierarchy) Description of Level Examples of Level Impact on Student Learning Impact on Teacher Colleagues Impact on MSC Region 5 Executive Builds enduring greatness through paradoxical combination of personal humility plus professional will Coaching Impacting culture educational 4 Effective Leader Catalyzes commitment to and vigorous pursuit of a clear and compelling vision; stimulates the group to high performance standards Delivering professional development in a district 3 Competent Manager Organizes people and resources towards effective and efficient pursuit of predetermined objectives Serving as curriculum committee chair 2 Contributing Team Member Contributes to the achievement of group objectives; works effectively with others in a group setting Mentoring other teachers Modeling an inquiry lesson 1 Highly Capable Individual Makes productive contribution through talent knowledge, skills, and good work habits Implementing inquiry strategies in own classroom Serving on committees
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- 9. ResourcesResources • Books • Organizations / Publications • Other Electronic Resources • Networking / Facebook
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