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    this case study, the leadership of Leigh Anne will be evaluated from the perspective of the transformational approach, and applied to a football player named Michael. Although there are other elements from additional approaches present in Leigh Anne’s style, transformational most completely embodies the leadership seen in this case study. In addition, the effectiveness of the approach will also be reviewed, as well as a comparison between Leigh Anne’s and Coach Cotton’s leadership styles.…

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    Concept 1: Organization and Administration for the Nurse Manager –Introduction to Nursing Management Introduction: Organization refers to a group of people who work together to achieve a common goal. Administration is the act of managing resources to ensure an organization’s goal is achieved 1.1 Personal Context: Personally, there is no way the nursing education can impact nurses without a properly organized system. 1.2 Social Context: Nursing education is the bedrock of continuity of nursing…

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    The attributes of servant leadership transcend cultures universally, however, different cultures experience an understanding the philosophy of servant leadership in a myriad of interpretations. Although, factors such as international travel, technology, and foreign students exposed to western leadership ideologies are slowly effecting and lessening the differences in leadership styles globally. The cultural context of China as a long-term business success is the key to adapting to cultural…

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    Leadership Reflection Leadership is one of the most widely talked about subjects and at the same time one of the most elusive and puzzling. I cannot express my lament and hate for this subject ever since I apply to business school at ECU. I am not dismissing leadership is unnecessary but the opposite. In this current chaotic world leadership is imperative to the communities, companies, the military, unions, universities, sports teams, and for the nation. However, we have a hypocritical love/hate…

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    of what leadership is, society has a variety of definitions on what defines a leader. For one individual, a leader could be a person that has wonderful interpersonal skills, can communicate flawlessly, and can plan activates accordingly. For another person, leadership can entail being an emotional person, being humble and asking for help when needed and can independent while being dependent on others. However, the concept of leadership is much more complex than society realizes. Leadership is…

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    According to Burns (1978), a transactional style was often defined as autocratic leadership or ‘top down’. ‘Transactional’ leadership is passive and focuses around exchanges or rewards for compliance with leader’s requests. It often appeals to the follower’s self-interests to motivate their performance. Burns also advocated that ‘transformational’ leadership is characterized by vision, influence, personal relationships and creativity. It would appear that Carmichael et al., (2011) believe that…

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    Under the leadership of a charismatic, visionary leader, teams exhibit high performance and morale when the leader comes in following a poor leader. Transformational leadership is about making change happen. Transformation is good for the team, but the leader must be careful to change things at a pace that is comfortable to team members (Suttle, n.d.). When it comes to successful team management, the best form of leadership is participative. Members are given a role…

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    meant that often the child safety officers and team leaders, made decisions in collaboration. Even when the last decision was to be made by the team leader, it was still conversed within the team beforehand. Thus, education around behavioral theory leadership, can help social workers to think about collaborative…

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    in allowing me the opportunity to explore the complexities of school leadership. I was able to observe the principal 's style of leadership, planning with the school 's leadership team, and collaborative processes. I was also able to indirectly observe, conflict management, application of state and district mandates, and parent and community involvement outreach. As I observed the principal, the demands of school leadership became very apparent, and I began to question if the demands…

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    Effective Leadership through Communication Communication is the foundation in having good leadership skills. “Communication is a unique process that focuses on the relationship between sender and receiver.” (CSU Global, 2015). This means that the sender is the person with the message to be told and the receiver is the one to collect the message and decode it into meaningful information. This is the fundamental tool in effective leadership. Communication is important to leaders especially…

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