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    The focus of my educational experience is at the middle school‚ sixth through eighth grade level. I chose this level because I feel that these are very impressionable years for our youth in today’s society. The typical age group during this time period ranges from 10 years old to 13 years old‚ and this is when most children start to form their own identities as they begin the transition from adolescents onto teenagers. This is also when they begin to experience a great deal of peer pressure and

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    Plato’s concept of the ideals Plato believed that reality is more than what we sense around the world (e.g. taste‚ smell‚ hear‚ see and touch)‚ he believed that behind these physical realities lies a perfect version of them in which he called Forms and that the greatest thing we can learn is to have knowledge and understanding of them. Plato’s theory means that what we can sense around us (for example a chair) is just a mere shadow of the perfect version which exists in the world of Forms. The

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    Jane Castellani Trista Martin LA 202-OL6 5/15/2012 Ideal Image It’s pretty easy to see that the beauty ideal in American culture is thin. The media seems to target women—especially through advertisements‚ shows‚ celebrities‚ and other media outlets. Most of the media industry promotes being thin and nearly condemn any who dare to stand out from what the entertainment world deems beautiful. It’s come to the point that if a girl‚ regardless of age‚ is concerned‚ even to the point of obsession

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    Imagine a world without leaders. A leader‚ defined by Websters Dictionary‚ is a person who rules‚ or guides others. When we think of leaders‚ we think of leaders of things as big as countries or nations‚ and as small as towns or even schools. Different types of leaders have duties they have to fulfill but one thing that all effective leaders are‚ is strong willed‚ knowledgeable‚ and powerful. In some times in history‚ it may be true that these three words bring out a side of the word “effective”

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    Good leaders are those who are of exemplary character‚ confident and a good communicator for example our Prime Minster. There are various types of leaders from the extremes of an autocratic leader to the laissez-faire genuine styles leader. From inspirational to transformational‚ but no matter the style all leaders must possess certain qualities to be successful and efficient. A leader’s job is not an easy and facile job. It is one of the most challenging jobs with huge tasks‚ and without specific

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    LEADERS ARE BORN:IDENTIFY TRAITS OF BORN LEADERS Intorduction Leader and leadership: Leader : “The person who leads or commands a group‚ organization‚ or country” Leadership: “The action of leading a group of people or an organization or country.” BORN LEADERS A born leader is: “A naturally born leader is a person that displays the characteristics and personality traits of a leader naturally throughout his life.” Shakespeare once said‚  “Some men are born

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    INTRODUCTION "All of the great leaders have had one characteristic in common: it was the willingness to confront unequivocally the major anxiety of their people in their time. This‚ and not much else‚ is the essence of leadership." (Galbraith‚ 1958) The question of whether leaders are born or made has been hotly debated for decades‚ evoking very strong opinions. Some people think leaders are born that way – naturally intelligent‚ strategic‚ visionary and charismatic‚ able to articulate a plan

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    Transformational leaders encourage followers to embrace moral values and to act in the interest of the collective rather than self interest. Transformational leaders are thought to raise followers’ level of moral development and to focus followers’ attention on higher level needs and values. Transactional leaders rely on rewards and punishments to direct followers’ behaviour. Transactional leaders are inconsistent with moral leadership because transactional approaches ignore followers’ needs and

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    Leadership Teamwork & Leadership Competitive is needed for employees to get ahead‚ but leaders must be skilled at getting balance right between teamwork and personal aspiration. Big apart of employees are passive players‚ they are nearly always willing to help each other’s when get asked for help‚ even if they contribute as little as possible. They are friendly and quick to offer advice when asked for suggestion. Employees with leadership potential see team effectiveness as a leadership

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    Leaders as Communicators

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    LEADERS AS COMMUNICATORS Leaders as senders of information: In order to reach new benchmarks of achievement for the company‚ a leader shall master the art of clear communication. This means the message’s purpose and intention need to be clearly transmitted and understood by the receiver. Therefore‚ it involves two challenges: firstly‚ to be clear of the purpose of the message; and secondly‚ transmitting the message clearly. The best way for establishing and maintaining clarity of purpose is to

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