Another contribution I made was to link SEL competencies, familiar to educators that leaders should possess and then continue to grow them with practical experience. As well as placing "Actions management" and "Developing People" as the hands (picture shows shoulders). Other teammates helped to place logical sequencing of vision, thinking, strategic planning as well as "communication skills" at mouth and linked to ear, and putting in feedback loop with it. All of 5 of us all agreed that the heart of leaders is "Service Orientation": remembering that we are servant leaders.
We were very proud of our contribution. Several other KPs also express their "likes" for it.
It was fruitful session: getting to know a few more KPs in N2 cluster; hearing different perspectives about leadership concepts; there was also some personal take-home about 1 one the 11 aspects- "Service Orientation" after Supt asked for views about what it meant for us. Following are some key words that caught my attention: "Cheer leader" (cheerful, encouraging, excellent spirit); "Humility" (humble leading in service); "Consistency-leaving a trail" (leaving an good impression, pleasant experience all time); "Persistent focus on Purpose/ Mission (of Serving others- heart of all servant leaders).
I like this map of the 11 competencies, very intuitive!
ReplyDeleteSlivinsky's model with 11 competencies can also be mapped into our 4 core competencies or KP's 5 competencies.
All these leadership models are as good as how we live and practice them, how we grow each competency and use them in context with each other and in each situation.
Well done!