The Charismatic Leader: The Presentation of Self and the Creation of Educational Settings
Autor Dale L. Brubakeren Limba Engleză Paperback – 24 aug 2005
'I heartily endorse Dale Brubaker's latest book on civilities and the presentation of self as a natural extension of his essays, commentaries and books over the past several decades' - George E. Uhlig, Professor of Education, University of South Alabama
Discover the attitudes, behaviors, and skills that will help you become a more dynamic communicator in any situation!
Why do some educators have the ability to inspire while others barely hold the attention of staff, parents, or seminar participants? How should you present ideas to ensure the most success in effecting change? Discover the oft-overlooked but critical civilities of leadership that will give you a distinct edge. Using vignettes and thought-provoking exercises, Brubaker illustrates the rituals, attitudes, and skills successful leaders exhibit, allowing them to make meaningful connections with audiences and foster positive and productive school cultures.
The Charismatic Leader offers SAGE advice for getting the most out of every interaction, whether a one-on-one conversation, interview, or presentation,or a large group. Beginning with the 'table manners of leadership,' Dale L Brubaker pinpoints essential skills that promote the effective exchange of information and better relationships including:
Listening carefully to absorb details and discover hidden messages
Focusing on the task at hand to choose the most appropriate communication strategy
Preparing and rehearsing for flawless personal presentation
Team building using techniques that foster collaboration and motivation
Make every interaction count—and build ties that will make a positive and lasting difference in your organization!
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781412916967
ISBN-10: 1412916968
Pagini: 160
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 10 mm
Greutate: 0.28 kg
Ediția:New.
Editura: SAGE Publications
Colecția Corwin
Locul publicării:Thousand Oaks, United States
ISBN-10: 1412916968
Pagini: 160
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 10 mm
Greutate: 0.28 kg
Ediția:New.
Editura: SAGE Publications
Colecția Corwin
Locul publicării:Thousand Oaks, United States
Recenzii
"Future generations of educational leaders will be in debt to Brubaker for a long overdue guide to presentation of self in educational settings. The book is realistic, clear, and sensitive to the needs of practitioners on the firing line."
"Dale Brubaker writes that teacher and administrator preservice and inservice education programs give too little attention to communication skills that will help educational professionals reach other adults. His book explains the implications of this unacceptable truth and moves the reader to do something about it."
-Richard D. Amme, President
Amme & Associates, Inc.
"I heartily endorse Dale Brubaker's latest book on civilities and the presentation of self as a natural extension of his essays, commentaries and books over the past several decades."
-George E. Uhlig, Professor of Education
University of South Alabama
"Brubaker engages the reader in a relaxed, yet powerful, conversation that leads to important truths about civility and leadership. The stories, strategies, and activities in this important book invite a deeper look into the essential qualities of a leader. and I highly recommend it."
"This exciting new guide to becoming an authentic leader is essential for new leaders who wish to be effective from day one, and for seasoned leaders who seek personal and professional revitalization. As you begin the process of self-assessment and take responsibility for your own professional development as a leader, you will discover how you can motivate others in your organization to do the same."
"Dale Brubaker does a masterful job of reminding every leader of the powerful messages they convey through their personal and professional behavior. All too often the conversation about schools and school leadership is characterized by high demands, unsubstantial charges, and vicious attacks. Brubaker dares to talk about the importance of restoring civility and "table manners" to the leadership repertoire. This engaging book provides leaders with practical strategies that they can immediately use to modify their own actions and reframe the relationships among school personnel and the work of schools. Bravo! Every current or aspiring school leader should read this important work."
"As a six-year administrator I found the book highly stimulating and relevant to day-to-day challenges in the field of education. It resurrects the terminology of presentation of self as a core, but often neglected, concept that is essential to success in the field of education."
"he book addresses an often undervalued need for civility, humanity, and genuineness in leadership and provides the professional with the tools to begin a process of self-assessment and learning. This book can be a tool for professional development workshops or for university courses in which the book will be studied and discussed in groups. It reminds the reader that teaching is essentially an act of love and charity."
"Dale Brubaker writes that teacher and administrator preservice and inservice education programs give too little attention to communication skills that will help educational professionals reach other adults. His book explains the implications of this unacceptable truth and moves the reader to do something about it."
-Richard D. Amme, President
Amme & Associates, Inc.
"I heartily endorse Dale Brubaker's latest book on civilities and the presentation of self as a natural extension of his essays, commentaries and books over the past several decades."
-George E. Uhlig, Professor of Education
University of South Alabama
"Brubaker engages the reader in a relaxed, yet powerful, conversation that leads to important truths about civility and leadership. The stories, strategies, and activities in this important book invite a deeper look into the essential qualities of a leader. and I highly recommend it."
"This exciting new guide to becoming an authentic leader is essential for new leaders who wish to be effective from day one, and for seasoned leaders who seek personal and professional revitalization. As you begin the process of self-assessment and take responsibility for your own professional development as a leader, you will discover how you can motivate others in your organization to do the same."
"Dale Brubaker does a masterful job of reminding every leader of the powerful messages they convey through their personal and professional behavior. All too often the conversation about schools and school leadership is characterized by high demands, unsubstantial charges, and vicious attacks. Brubaker dares to talk about the importance of restoring civility and "table manners" to the leadership repertoire. This engaging book provides leaders with practical strategies that they can immediately use to modify their own actions and reframe the relationships among school personnel and the work of schools. Bravo! Every current or aspiring school leader should read this important work."
"As a six-year administrator I found the book highly stimulating and relevant to day-to-day challenges in the field of education. It resurrects the terminology of presentation of self as a core, but often neglected, concept that is essential to success in the field of education."
"he book addresses an often undervalued need for civility, humanity, and genuineness in leadership and provides the professional with the tools to begin a process of self-assessment and learning. This book can be a tool for professional development workshops or for university courses in which the book will be studied and discussed in groups. It reminds the reader that teaching is essentially an act of love and charity."
Cuprins
Preface
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Prologue: A Cautionary Tale
1. The Civilities of Leadership: Attitudes, Behaviors, Tools, and Skills
The Table Manners of Leadership
Concluding Advice From a Political Professional
Barriers to Creating a Culture of Civilities
Conclusion
Suggested Readings
2. Teams, Teaming, and the Creation of Educational Settings
Benefits of Teaming
Creating Positive Classroom and School Environments
Connecting the Classroom and School With the Outside World
The Thesis
Growing a Team
Formation of the Core Group
Key Features of the Educational Change Process Facing Team Leaders
Conclusion
Suggested Readings
3. Professional Development on the Presentation of Self and the Creation of Educational Settings
Definitions of Professional Development
Today's Management by Mandate
Professional Development Revisited
Basic Assumptions Underlying Professional Development
Educators Have to Get to Give
Curiosity and Passion for Learning Are Contagious
Valuable Payoff a Critical Factor
Risk-Taking and Mistake-Making Are Keys to Learning
Presentation-of-Self Programs Take Time
Integration of Sources of Power a Key to Decision Making
Professional Development Plans
Conclusion
Suggested Readings
Appendices
References
Index
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Prologue: A Cautionary Tale
1. The Civilities of Leadership: Attitudes, Behaviors, Tools, and Skills
The Table Manners of Leadership
Concluding Advice From a Political Professional
Barriers to Creating a Culture of Civilities
Conclusion
Suggested Readings
2. Teams, Teaming, and the Creation of Educational Settings
Benefits of Teaming
Creating Positive Classroom and School Environments
Connecting the Classroom and School With the Outside World
The Thesis
Growing a Team
Formation of the Core Group
Key Features of the Educational Change Process Facing Team Leaders
Conclusion
Suggested Readings
3. Professional Development on the Presentation of Self and the Creation of Educational Settings
Definitions of Professional Development
Today's Management by Mandate
Professional Development Revisited
Basic Assumptions Underlying Professional Development
Educators Have to Get to Give
Curiosity and Passion for Learning Are Contagious
Valuable Payoff a Critical Factor
Risk-Taking and Mistake-Making Are Keys to Learning
Presentation-of-Self Programs Take Time
Integration of Sources of Power a Key to Decision Making
Professional Development Plans
Conclusion
Suggested Readings
Appendices
References
Index
Notă biografică
Dale L. Brubaker is Professor of Education at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. He has also served on the faculties of the University of California, Santa Barbara, and the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee. He received his doctorate in foundations of education from Michigan State University. He is the author or coauthor of numerous books on education and educational leadership, including CREATIVE CURRICULUM LEADERSHIP (Corwin), STAYING ON TRACK, (Corwin), and CREATIVE SURVIVAL IN EDUCATIONAL BUREAUCRACIES.
Descriere
Why do some educators have the ability to inspire an audience? Learn the attitudes, behaviors, and skills that will make you a more dynamic communicator and leader.