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John Gardner outlines six key characteristics that distinguish leaders from managers. Leaders think longer-term beyond daily crises, examine global trends, influence groups beyond their direct authority, emphasize intangibles like vision and motivation, have political skills to balance multiple priorities, and focus on continuous renewal rather than maintaining the status quo. Effective leadership requires institutionalizing these approaches and building a team committed to excellence in performance.
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Practical Approach
Authentic leadership is both a practical and theoretical approach to leadership. As a practical approach, authentic leaders are those that lead passionately and with purpose, act with self-discipline based on strong values, and create quality relationships (Northouse, 2016, p. 197). In other words, they have a vision and work diligently toward it, do what’s right, develop trusting and compassionate connections with others, and are self-driven.
Theoretical Approach
As a theoretical approach, authentic leadership is defined as “’a pattern of leadership behavior that draws upon and promotes both positive psychological capability and a positive ethical climate, to foster greater self-awareness, an internalized moral perspective, balancing processing of information, and relational transparency on the part of leaders working with followers, fostering positive self development’” (Northouse, 2016, p. 201). In other words, leaders can be authentic when they strongly aware of who they are, use ethical decision-making, consider all perspectives, and communicate openly with others.
Similarities
The similarities between the practical and theoretical approach are that both include the use of ethics, integrity, self-discipline and self-knowledge, and transparent relationships. Both view authentic leadership as an ongoing process.
Differences
The differences are that the practical approach is an intrapersonal perspective in that it outlines the qualities of authentic leaders and how to develop them. On the other hand, the theoretical approach is a developmental perspective that identifies the components that define and create authentic leadership.
Personal Meaning
When I think of authentic leadership, I think of leadership born of strong character and virtue, in the service of the common good. The idea of character meaning, “I must value my character, be invested in it, see it as an end in itself” (The Picket Line, n.d.). The practice of virtue in authentic leadership means being honest, trustworthy, diligent, responsible, humble, and just (The Picket Line, n.d.). When leadership is based on strong character and virtue it will lead to trusting and open connections with others. This is similar to the high-quality exchanges that Leader-Member Exchanges theory suggests should be developed.
Strategies
One strategy that leaders can use for authenticity is to continually seek personal mastery. Personal mastery is “a set of specific principles and practices that enables a person to learn, create a personal vision, and view the world objectively” (Grimsley, n.d.). As authentic leadership stems from knowing oneself, the discipline of personal mastery will help leaders reflect on life experiences to broaden their awareness of how things really are and to deepen their understanding of self.
Another strategy that can be used is being open to the ideas, feedback, and criticisms of others. There is much to learn if leaders can humble themselves.
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- 1. Jossey-Bass ReaderChapter 2 OutlineThe Nature of Leadership
- 2. The Nature of Leadership John W. Gardner “Leadership is the process of persuasion or example by which an individual (or leadership team) induces a group to pursue objectives held by the leader or shared by the leader, and his or her followers”
- 3. Let’s not confuse…. leadership with status leadership with power (many people with power are without leadership gifts) leadership with official authority
- 4. Leaders and leader/managers distinguish themselves in at least six respects
- 5. 1. They think longer term Beyond the day’s crises, beyond the quarterly report, beyond the horizon. They are strategic planners, seeing the way things can be.
- 6. 2. They examine global trends In thinking about the school they head, they grasp its relationship to larger realities. They see and relate to the larger organization of which they are a part; they remain aware of their surroundings and the conditions external to the school.
- 7. 3. They reach and influence constituents beyond their jurisdictions, beyond the walls of the school house. This capacity allows leaders to rise above jurisdictions and enables them to bind together the fragmented constituencies that must work together to solve a problem. The ability to bring diverse groups of people representing different issues together remains a critical leadership skill.
- 8. 4. They put heavy emphasis on the intangibles of vision, values, and motivation.They understand intuitively the non-rational and unconscious elements in the leader-constituent interaction.
- 9. 5. They have political skill to cope with the conflicting requirements of multiple constituencies.
- 10. 6. They think in terms of renewal They seek the revisions of process by ever-changing reality. They desire and seek continuous improvements from themselves, their school, and their staff.
- 11. Leaders must institutionalize their leadership, and chose a leadership team based on excellence in performance.
- 12. Gardner, John (2007). The nature of leadership. The Jossey-Bass Reader on Educational Leadership, 17-26, San Francisco: Jossey-Bass. References