Introducing PLI
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The Personal Leadership Insight system is a new leadership curriculum developed by Rhett Laubach and Ryan Underwood that is built around ten core leadership essentials like goal processing, vision, integrity and emotional maturity. The curriculum includes the Leadership Locator tool for personal study and classroom use, and the Navigator guide to help teachers effectively implement the lessons, activities, and online content indexed under each of the ten essentials.
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Introducing PLI
- 2. Personal Leadership Insight The hot new curriculum from leadership authors Rhett Laubach and Ryan Underwood.
- 3. The PLI Essentials The Personal Leadership Insight system is built around ten leadership essentials. These development areas are researched, indexed and flexible. Goal Processing Vision Skill Assessment Integrity Emotional Maturity Innovativeness Fostering Relationships Wise Judgment Masterful Communication Service Mindedness
- 4. The Leadership Locator The Leadership Locator is built for both personal study and classroom instruction.
- 5. The Navigator The key to any effective curriculum is teacher education and access to tools. The Navigator is truly a teacher guide in every sense of the word.
- 7. PLI Online The beauty of the PLI curriculum is the indexing. Everything fits into one of the ten PLI Essentials – every lesson, activity, project, and blog post. www.PersonalLeadershipInsight.org