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LEADERSHIP

MODULE 3

NSTP1
Learning Objectives:
• To instill among students the qualities of a leader;
• To educate students to become highly effective people;
and
• To inculcate the value of transformational and servant
leadership to students

NSTP 1
TOPICS:
• Definition and Principles of Leadership
• Qualities of a Leader
• Transformational Leadership
• Servant Leadership

NSTP 1
Leadership
is one of the highest skills that an individual youth
can attain in order to become successful in different
areas of life especially in civic service and public
affairs. It is in this premise that the youth, in their role
as nation-builders, must develop leadership potentials
to ensure efficiency and effectiveness in meeting their
goals and develop the spirit and ethics of service for
the good of others.

NSTP 1
Leader is:
• Someone who acts as a guide
• A directing head
• Someone who leads a body of troops

Leadership is:
• The position of a leader;
• The quality displayed by a leader;
• The act of leading;

NSTP 1
LEADERS
HIP
is the ability to inspire confidence
and support among the people
who are needed to achieve
organizational goals. Leadership
involves having a vision of what
the organization can become.
Leadership requires eliciting
cooperation and teamwork from a
large network of people and
keeping the key people in that
network motivated, using every
manner of persuasion.
HOW DO
PEOPLE BECOME
LEADERS?
Broad categories such as the following can be used to illustrate how
people attain leadership positions. Examples are given for each
category described below.

[Link] 2. 3. 4. Identified 5.
Some people Merited
Some people
Captured
Some people become Some people become
Defaulted
Some people become
become leaders become leaders leaders by leaders because they leaders simply because
because they primarily through campaigning for a possess personal or other team members
achieve the faithful and position, being professional qualities are unwilling or unable
necessary enthusiastic “political,” or that are recognized as to accept the position
certification or
participation and otherwise beneficial and or responsibility.
credentials for a
competent manoeuvring undeniable and are
position. They may
otherwise meet
performance over themselves into a appropriate for meeting
established criteria time. These position. Leaders in the team’s needs at a
or prerequisites that leaders may be this category may also particular time.
persons in authority considered to take possession or
over them associate have “paid their seize the position
with the leadership dues.” through positive or
position. negative means.
Examples: Examples: school Examples: project Example: someone in
Examples: lifeguard,
teacher Olympic flag principals, city manager of a a small discussion
bearer, captain of mayor, dictator business, military group needs to lead
a high school general the discussion
HOW TO BECOME A GOOD LEADER
We often say that some people are good leaders, while others are not.
But what is really our basis for judging one‘s capacity for being a good
leader?

From a follower‘s perspective, good leadership can be attributed on


several qualities that a person must have. These qualities make people
comply and passionately follow a leader.
Qualities of a Leader

1. Character

A leader must have the capacity to


rally men to a common purpose and
should have the character which
inspires confidence. The quality of a
person‘s behavior, as revealed in his
habits of thoughts and expressions, his
attitudes and interests, his action and
his personal philosophy in life.
Qualities of a Leader

2. Charisma is the ability to draw


people to you. This is a special
spiritual gift bestowed temporarily
by the holy spirit on a group or an
individual for the general good of the 3. Commitment is the act of
church. committing, the state of
intellectual and emotional
adherence to some political,
social, religious theory or action
especially the conscious linking
of works of literature and art
with such theory of action.
Qualities of a Leader

5. Competence 6. Courage 7. Discernment


4. Communication
The quality of the mind is the ability to find the root of
Leaders must be able to is the leader’s ability to say it, the matter, and it relies on
that enables the person to
share knowledge and ideas plan it, and do it in such a way intuition as well as rational
face difficulty, danger, etc.
to transmit a sense of that others know that you know thought. Discernment enables
without fear. This is rightly
urgency and enthusiasm to how – and know that they want esteemed the first of a leader to see a partial
others. Communicators take to follow you. All highly human qualities, because picture, fill in the missing
something complicated and competent people continually it is the quality which pieces intuitively, and find the
make it simple. search for ways to keep guarantees all others. real heart of the matter. The
learning, growing, and Courage is doing what closer a leader is to his area of
improving. you’re afraid to do. gifting, the stronger his
intuition and ability to see root
causes.
Qualities of a Leader

8. Focus

This is the central point of attraction,


attention or activity. Remember that “If
you chase two rabbits, both will escape.”
A leader that knows his Priorities and has
Concentration. What does it take to have
the focus required to be a truly effective
leader? A leader that knows his Priorities
and has Concentration.
Qualities of a Leader

9. Generosity: The measure of a


leader is not the number of people
who serve him, but the number of
people he serves. Generosity requires
putting others first. Leader must be
grateful for whatever they have.
Contentment seems to be very ideal.

10. Initiative. This is an introductory act or


step, readiness and the ability in initiating
action, one personal, responsible decision.
Leaders are responsible for initiating a
connection with their followers.
Qualities of a Leader

11. Listening
Leaders touch a heart before they ask for a hand. That’s the Law of
Connection. But before a leader can touch a person’s heart, he has to
know what’s in it. He learns that by listening.

12. Passion 13. Positive Attitude


is any compelling emotion, strong amorous feeling, If you look at the lives of people in any profession who achieve
strong sexual desire, strong fondness or enthusiasm. lasting success, you will find that they almost always possess a
positive outlook on life.

14. Problem Solving


We can measure a leader by the problems he tackles.
He always looks for ones his own size.
Qualities of a Leader

15. Relationships

The most important


single ingredient in the
formula of success is
knowing how to get
along with people.
People don’t care how
much you know until
they know how much
you care. People truly do
want to go along with
people they get along
with.
Qualities of a Leader

16
17
18
Self-
Security
Responsibility Discipline

No man will make a great The first and best victory is to


Success on any major scale
leader who wants to do it all conquer self. A man without
requires you to accept
himself or get all the credit for decision of character can never
responsibility. In the final
doing it. Don’t follow the be said to belong to himself…
analysis, the one quality that
crowd; make up your own He belongs to whatever can
all successful people have is
mind. No one can live on a make captive of him. Self-
the ability to take on
level inconsistent with the way discipline can’t be a one-time
responsibility.
he sees himself. event. It has to become a
lifestyle.
Qualities of a Leader

19
20
21

Servanthood Teachability Vision

Servanthood is intentionally Value your listening and Vision leads the leader.
being aware of your people’s reading time at roughly ten It paints the target. It
needs, available to help times your talking time. This sparks and fuels the
them, and able to accept will assure you that you are on fire within, and draws
their desires as important. a course of continuous learning him forward.
and self-improvement.
Kinds of
Leaderships

N STP 1, M ODU LE 3
TRANSFORMATIONAL
LEADERSHIP
This is a form of leadership that occurs
when leaders broaden and elevate the
interests of their employees, when they
generate awareness and acceptance of the
purpose and mission of the group, and when
they stir their employees to look beyond
their own self-interest for the good of the
group. Leadership here is recognized as an
interactive process, which transforms both
leaders and followers resulting in positive
organizational outcomes (e.g., superior
performance, productivity, and OCBs).
Why is transformational
leadership important for
organizational functioning?

• Numerous studies have shown that


transformational leadership:
• Significantly increases organizational
performance;

• Is positively linked with long term market share


and customer satisfaction
• Generates higher commitment to the
organization from their employees;

• Increases employee trust in management and


organizational citizenship behaviors (extra-role work
related behaviors such as conscientiousness,
unselfishness and sportsmanship that are unrestricted, no
related to the formal reward system of the organization);
• Enhances employee satisfaction with both their job and
the leader;
• Reduces employee stress and increases well-being
How do transformational leaders
behave?
• Articulate a compelling vision of the • Instill pride in employees for being
future; associated with them;
• Talk about their most important values and
• Use stories and symbols to
beliefs;
communicate their vision and • Consider the moral and ethical
message; consequences of decisions;
• Specify the importance of having a • Seek different perspectives when solving
strong sense of purpose and a problems;
• Get employees to challenge old
collective mission;
assumptions and to think about problems in
• Talk optimistically and new ways;
enthusiastically and express • Spend time teaching and coaching;
confidence that goals will be • Consider each individual employee‘s
achieved; different needs, abilities and aspirations;
• Are compassionate, appreciative and
• Engender the trust and respect of
responsive to each employee and recognize
their followers by doing the right and celebrate each employee‘s
thing rather that doing things right
1. Charisma - If the leadership is
Four transformational, its charisma or idealized

components of influence is envisioning, confident, and sets


high standards to be followed.

transformationa 2. Inspirational motivation - If the leadership


is transformational, its inspirational
l leadership motivation provides followers with challenges
and meaning for engaging in shared goals
and undertakings.
3. Intellectual stimulation - If the leadership is
transformational, its intellectual stimulation
helps followers to question assumptions and
to generate more creative solutions to
problems.
4. Individualized consideration - If the
leadership is transformational, its
individualized consideration treats each
follower as an individual and provides
coaching, mentoring and growth opportunities

If such transformational leadership is


authentic, it is characterized by high moral
and ethical standards in each of the above
dimensions.
Servant
Leadership

is a leadership philosophy in which


the main goal of the leader is to
serve. This kind of leadership is
essential because it implies driver
toward good citizenship and
community progress.
Servant Leadership

Mahatma Gandhi Mother Teresa Nelson Mandela


The following characteristics are central to the development of
servant-leaders:

1) Listening 2) Empathy
It is a common thought that
communication and firm decision- People need to be
making` are important skills for the accepted and recognized
servant-leader, they need to be for their special and
reinforced by a deep commitment to unique spirits.
listening intently to others.

3) Healing 4) Awareness
Learning to heal is a General awareness, and
powerful force for especially self-awareness,
transformation and strengthens the servant-
integration. leader.
The following characteristics are central to the development of
servant-leaders:

5) Persuasion
6) Conceptualization
The servant-leader seeks to convince
others, rather than coerce compliance. This Servant-leaders seek to
particular element offers one of the nurture their abilities to
clearest distinctions between the “dream great dreams.”
traditional authoritarian model and that of
servant-leadership.

7) Foresight 8) Stewardship
Foresight is a characteristic that enables Servant-leadership, like
the servant-leader to understand the stewardship, assumes first
lessons from the past, the realities of the and foremost a
present, and the likely consequence of a commitment to serving the
decision for the future. needs of others.
The following characteristics are
central to the development of
servant-leaders:

9. Commitment to the growth of people. Servant-leaders believe


that people have an intrinsic value beyond their tangible
contributions as workers.

10. Building community. The servant-leader senses


that much has been lost in recent human history as
a result of the shift from local communities to large
institutions as the primary shaper of human lives.
THE SEVEN
HABITS OF HIGHLY
EFFECTIVE
PEOPLE

Stephen Covey
THE SEVEN HABITS OF
HIGHLY EFFECTIVE
PEOPLE

HABIT 2. BEGIN
HABIT 1. BE WITH THE END IN
PROACTIVE Mfro
Where do we go INmDhere? Know where
Proactive means ―the ability to choose you want to go. In making plans and
the response. We have the ability to decisions, see to it that the time and efforts
choose between right and wrong. But it that will be spent and utilized conforms to
must be taken into account that we must what we want to achieve. Use your ability
be responsible enough for whatever to envision. This is where I want to go and
consequences our actions may lead to. these are the things that must be done to
Use your creativity and initiatives. You lead me to that direction.
are the one in charge.
THE SEVEN HABITS OF HABIT 3. PUT FIR
ST
THINGS FIRST
HIGHLY EFFECTIVE Practice self-
PEOPLE management. K
n ow
your prioritie

HABIT 4. THINK
WIN-
WI N
This concerns m
utual
benefit. Putting
both
parties on favora
ble
situation.
THE SEVEN HABITS OF
HIGHLY EFFECTIVE
PEOPLE

HABIT 5. SEEK FIRST


TO UNDERSTAND…
THEN TO BE HABIT 6.
UNDERSTOOD
As the saying goes, ―The best way to SYNERGIZE
The whole is greater than
understand is to listen.‖ The practice of
empathy governs this habit. It is about the sum of its parts. More
putting ourselves on the shoes of the other tasks will be done if we
person. Based on the person‘s
explanation, we ought to evaluate, probe, utilize all the things that we
advise and interpret as a way of have. Even though your
responding to the person‘s feelings.
contribution is that small, if
everybody will do their part,
THE SEVEN HABITS OF
HIGHLY EFFECTIVE
PEOPLE
HABIT 7. SHARPEN THE S AW

What we had learned a couple of years


back will become outdated. Many things
evolve and develop so fast, that there is a
need to update ourselves through various
food-for-the brain resources.
REFERENCE
:
Covey, S.: Seven Habits of Highly
Effective People.
Maxwell, John C.: 21
Indispensable Qualities of a
Leader.

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