Servant Leadership Flashcards

1
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perpetuate values, inspiration, and intellectual enrichment

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Generate enthusiasm

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2
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the actual practice of management by integrity—stand your ground and be assertive

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Not deterred by other people

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3
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weakness is merely a lack of strength or an insufficiently developed strength

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Build ourselves on strength

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4
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key for developing the confidence and ability for leaders to help their team

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Set high expectations

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5
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Servant-leader must have some future point clearly in mind to stretch toward

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Must be goal-oriented

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6
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appreciate the importance of people’s experience, faith, hope, love, and gratitude

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Significance

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7
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when the efforts of two or more people add to a whole that is greater than the sum of its parts

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Team Synergy

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8
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enrich others by the richness of their own—collaborative works fill in the gaps of each members’ weaknesses

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Enrich the lives of others

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9
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management should be realistic and workable

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Live with integrity

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10
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tough-minded servant-leaders measure the performance based on results and contributions to the objectives—do not always emphasize the name or reputation of the group in exchange for substandard results

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Emphasize more on the results, not only integrity

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11
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must require and encourage a climate conducive environment for innovation and creativity to flourish in all facets of life

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Manage change

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12
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strive to understand the differences of people to determine what it takes to impel each person to create and produce; try to look using their perspective

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Understand People

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13
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must be mutual and observed all the time

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Need for respect

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14
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visions keep the team moving towards the goal—must be fueled and pulled by a purpose

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Visionary

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15
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find out your strengths and weaknesses

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self-discovery

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16
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find out what your goals are to feel content

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self-fulfillment

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17
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being at peace with your own decisions and not being influenced by other people to do certain things in life

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self-actualization

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18
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discover the strengths and weaknesses of one’s team and learn how to deal with them

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co-actualization

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19
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factors at the bottom need to be satisfied first before moving on to the higher levels

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Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs

20
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Enumerate: CORE VALUES OF A SERVANT LEADER

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Visionary
Caring
Emotionally Strong
Good Listener
People-oriented
Focused
Giving
Resilient
Physically Fit
Accountable
Empowered
Has faith in God

21
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ti

A

te

22
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take note of what others have to contribute to the table as well; Listen to others, stop talking too much, begin taking notes, and really listen

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Listening

23
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calls on each member to discuss about ethics and values that need to be put in place

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Foresight

24
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reflect your core values and principles so that your team will also do the same in the near future out of respect; will do the right thing in what is the best for the group.

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Awareness

25
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develop oneness with the team

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Culture

26
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be a shepherd and not a gatekeeper—be a good example and humble yourself

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Stewardship

27
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people need to have a sense of familiarity with their leaders by sharing emotions and experiences—put yourself in other people’s shoes

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Empathy

28
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Servant Leadership is characterized by consistent patterns of:

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  • persuasion over coercion → do not force others to follow your command
  • sustaining spirit over ego → put aside your self-interests
  • foresight over control
  • listening over directing
  • healing over judgment
29
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requires everyone to work collaboratively in the design of service learning

outcomes should be profound learning and successful projects that move toward:

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Service Leadership

30
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Service Leadership

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  • Community Improvement
  • Social Change
  • Learning
31
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Enumerate the Ideal Candidates for Service Leadership:

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  • those willing to take risks
  • willing to learn
  • shares power
  • can be held accountable for success
  • can accept failures
32
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is leadership is a vital step in service learning that allows people to understand the concept of learning by helping others? T OR F

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FALSE TANGA KABA, eme true yan hehe

33
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what are the benefits in being a leader:

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  • challenge
  • leadership development
  • gains new perspective on intergenerational affairs
  • able to form relationships with people of different ages and backgrounds
34
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enhances student growth and the common good

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Service Learning; Rational of Service Leadership

35
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a fulfilling and exciting experience approached in a methodical way that can be beneficial for you and others

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Volunteerism

36
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→ can reduce stress, combat depression, keeps you mentally stimulated, and gives a sense of purpose
→ doesn’t have to involve a long term commitment or take a huge amount of time out of a busy day

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Volunteerism

37
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a non-paying job performed for the benefit of a community or institution
→ helps any group of people in need
working with school children
working with senior citizens
improving the environment
helping low-income people

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Community Service

38
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→ applies academic knowledge and critical thinking to meet genuine community needs
→ faculty-guided reflection and assessment combined with community partner enrichment
→ students gain a better understanding of the course content, develops self-efficacy, and builds their future as active citizens

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Service Learning

39
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begins with a natural feeling that one wants to serve first before gaining the conscious choice that brings one to aspire to lead

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Service Learning

40
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What are the benefits of community service

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  • gain hands-on experience
  • learn about different careers
  • personal growth
  • gain new friends
  • have the opportunity to help others
41
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Martin Luther King Jr. Day

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leader of the civil rights movement in the United States

42
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Nelson Mandela

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former president of South Africa who was a humble servant with a passion

43
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was jailed for making his statements heard by the public

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Nelson Mandela

44
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→ opposed the British ruling officials

→ serving others was the best way to lose one’s self-interests

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Mahatma Gandhi

45
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→ dedicated her whole life to serving other people through her faith

→ became the voice for certain groups of people to insist significant change

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Mother Teresa