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Leadership stocktake

To kick-start your students' thinking about leadership and developing a leadership identity, get them to complete the questionnaire below:

Personal survey: Leadership stocktake
Summarise the different experiences you have already had as a leader and as a follower at different times in your life.
Context As leader As follower
As a high school student
As a part-time worker
As a university student
As an employee
As a member of a team or group
As a mentor or mentee
As a member of a family
Other

In light of the above stocktake, what do you think are the main strengths you personally bring to a leadership role?

 

 

 

 

Adapted from: Academic Leadership Program, AV-CC National Staff Development and Training Program, 17-21 November, 1997, Clear Mountain Lodge, Brisbane.  Cited in:  Andresen, L. (1999).  Leadership for Excellence in Teaching.  Academic Leadership Series, Booklet  No. 2.  Brisbane: Griffith Institute for Higher Education, p. 5.

 

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