MIDTERM L4 - ALE Flashcards
Ability to influence, guide, and inspire individuals or groups towards achieving common goals
Leadership
Vision that is aligned and articulates with the vision of the institution
Clear Vision
Leaders understand and relate to the feelings of others
Empathy
Leaders demonstrate honesty and ethical behavior, thus earning trust
Integrity
Leaders convey ideas clearly, listen actively, and communicate openly and transparently to ensure that everyone understands their roles and responsibilities
Communication
Leaders show self-assistance in their decisions and actions
Confidence
Leaders adjust strategies in response to changing circumstances, connecting with the concept of flexibility
Adaptability
Leaders make timely decisions and stand by them
Decisiveness
Leaders motivate and energize others to work shared goals
Inspiration
A fundamental guideline or value that influences a leader’s behavior, decision-making, and approach to managing others
Leadership Principle
Leaders promote teamwork and value diverse perspectives
Collaboration
Leaders take responsibility for their actions and outcomes
Accountability
Enumerate the 10 Key Characteristics of an Effective Leader:
- Vision
- Empathy
- Communication
- Integrity
- Confidence
- Adaptability
- Decisiveness
- Inspiration
- Collaboration
- Accountability
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A fundamental guideline or value that influences a leader’s behavior, decision-making, and approach to managing others
Leadership Principle
Clearly define and communicate a compelling vision that aligns with organizational goals
Vision and Purpose
Lead by example, demonstrating honesty, transparency, and ethical behavior
Integrity
Foster an environment where team members feel empowered to take initiative and make decisions
Empowerment
Maintain open lines of communication, encouraging feedback and active listening
Communication
Promote teamwork and inclusivity, valuing diverse
perspectives and contributions
Collaboration
Be flexible and willing to adjust strategies in response to challenges and opportunities.
Adaptability
Encourage personal and professional development, both for the leader and the team.
Continuous Learning
Take responsibility for actions and outcomes, holding the leader and others accountable
Accountability
Stay positive and focused during challenges, demonstrating perseverance
Resilience
Prioritize the needs of the team and support their
growth and well-being
Servant Leadership
Many leaders like the king and queens rule, because they often perceived the divine right
–they think that they are the chosen one by the
gods
Royalty
Charismatic leaders often
rose to prominence
Military Leadership
Leadership often centered around tribal or military leaders.
Ancient Times
Leaders which possess spiritual and temporal ability
Priest
Emphasize the importance of virtue of excellence and the
importance of the virtue of the philosophical king
Philosophical Influence
Leaders are chosen by respect or ability to guide and protect
the community
Tribal and Clan Structures
Significant power, and
often overlaps with political leadership.
Religious Authority
Fulfilling social responsibilities
whether in governance, warfare or community welfare
Social Role
Leaders are expected to act to the __________ of the people
Betterment
In ancient Greece, philosophers like Plato and Aristotle explored the qualities of a good leader.
Philosophical Foundations
A Greek philosopher who emphasized the Philosopher-king
Plato
A Greek philosopher focusing on virtue ethics through suggesting that moral character is essential for effective leadership
Aristotle
The govern is not for personal gain but for the good of society
Philosopher Kings
Emergence of democracy allows for the greater participation to the governance. Leaders are chosen by their ability to represent the people’s interest
Democratic Principles
A good leader must posses
a moral character and gives decision that
promotes a common good
Virtue and Ethics
Highlights the balance
leaders make for the moral and practical consideration
Practical Wisdom
Leadership during this period was often linked to feudal systems, with lords and kings ruling over territories.
The Middle Ages
Crucial in the era of leaders. Essential skills in influencing
the public opinion and rallying support.
Rhetoric and Persuasion
Explores the relationship
between leaders and the govern
Social Contract
They trust knowledge and education for leaders, they
advocating that informed individuals are better equipped to make wise and judge
decision.
Education and Knowledge
