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What is the primary role of leaders in organizational leadership?

  • Setting strategic goals and motivating individuals (correct)
  • Resolving conflicts and disciplining individuals
  • Delegating tasks and evaluating individuals' performance
  • Implementing tactical plans and supervising individuals

What is a characteristic of organizational leadership in the school setting?

  • Ignoring the role of non-teaching personnel
  • Exclusively focusing on academic achievement
  • Delegating all responsibilities to teachers
  • Setting goals/targets for the school and motivating various stakeholders (correct)

How does organizational leadership approach the welfare of individual members and the group?

  • Both individual and group welfare are considered equally important (correct)
  • Group welfare is prioritized over individual welfare
  • Individual welfare is prioritized over the group
  • Individual and group welfare are not considered in organizational leadership

What does organizational leadership aim to empower individuals to do within an organization?

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What is the focus of organizational leadership in terms of the best interests of the organization and its members?

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In the situational leadership model, which leadership style is appropriate for individuals who lack specific skills and are willing to work at the task?

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For individuals who are demotivated for the job or task, which leadership style is most suitable?

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What leadership style is recommended for individuals who are experienced and able to do the task but lack confidence or willingness to take on responsibility?

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When group members have high readiness (able, willing, and confident), what leadership style is appropriate according to the situational leadership model?

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What leadership style does the leader resort to when group members have low readiness (unable and unwilling)?

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Flashcards

Role of Leaders

Guiding teams to achieve goals while ensuring individual & group well-being by fostering collaboration, communication, and trust.

Welfare Approach

Prioritizes individual and group well-being by implementing strategies addressing everyone's needs to boost productivity.

Empowerment

Empowering individuals to take initiative, contribute, and develop professionally, boosting confidence and competence.

Focus of Organizational Leadership

Aligns organizational interests with member needs, and encourages practices leading to collective success and individual aspirations.

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Coaching Style

Providing both direction and support to individuals lacking skills but eager to engage.

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Directive Leadership Style

Providing clarity and structure to members who feel demotivated or uninterested in their tasks.

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Supportive Leadership Style

Building self-assurance in skilled individuals who lack confidence or willingness.

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Delegating Leadership Style

Allowing autonomy and independent decision-making for able, willing, and confident group members.

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Directive Leadership Style

Providing the necessary guidance and motivation to group members who are unable and unwilling.

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Study Notes

Role of Leaders in Organizational Leadership

  • Leaders are responsible for guiding teams towards common goals while ensuring individual and group welfare.
  • They foster an environment that promotes collaboration, communication, and trust among team members.

Characteristics of Organizational Leadership in School Settings

  • Emphasizes a collaborative approach to decision-making.
  • Encourages participation from teachers, students, and parents to create a supportive educational environment.

Organizational Leadership's Approach to Welfare

  • Prioritizes the well-being of both individual members and the collective group.
  • Implements strategies that address the needs and concerns of all members to enhance overall productivity.

Empowerment within Organizations

  • Aims to empower individuals to take initiative and contribute actively to the organization.
  • Supports personal and professional development to build confidence and competence among members.

Focus of Organizational Leadership

  • Concentrates on aligning the interests of the organization with the needs of its members.
  • Encourages practices that lead to collective success while addressing individual aspirations.

Situational Leadership Model: Inexperienced but Willing Members

  • When individuals lack specific skills but are eager to engage, a coaching style is most appropriate, providing both direction and support.

Situational Leadership Model: Demotivated Individuals

  • For members who feel demotivated or uninterested in their tasks, a directive leadership style is recommended to provide clarity and structure.

Situational Leadership Model: Experienced but Unconfident Individuals

  • A supportive leadership style is advised for individuals who are skilled yet lack confidence or willingness, helping them build self-assurance.

Situational Leadership Model: Highly Ready Group Members

  • When group members are able, willing, and confident, a delegating leadership style is suitable, allowing for autonomy and independent decision-making.

Situational Leadership Model: Low Readiness Group Members

  • When group members are unable and unwilling, a directive leadership style is applied to provide necessary guidance and motivation.

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