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Leadership & Me 1. What are the leadership qualities I have? 2. What “exemplar y practices” of leadership do I already engage in? What can I work on incorporating more? 3. If leadership is a learned skill, what can I do in my life to practice and improve my skills? Individual Reflection
Leadership lesson plans for teens designed by our expert youth leadership facilitators to help middle school and high school students understand their leadership potential, identify their passions and values, learn communication and teamwork skills, and make a difference in their community!
Lesson guide for group leaders and educators. ★ 1 hour to 1.25 hours ★ Students should be grouped into small groups of 4-6 ★ Ages 14-18 ★ Supplies: Poster paper (1 for each group), colourful markers, plus paper/notebooks and pens for each student ★ Projector for accompanying slides: “Leadership 101” (optional)
The Habitudes series by Tim Elmore is a leadership development series that features curriculum for teaching youth, students, and young teammates life-long leadership habits. View a free sample chapter online today.
Student leadership is part of a rock solid foundation for strong school culture, but steering students in that positive direction can be a challenge. That’s why our leadership expert, Stephen Amundson, has put together three worksheets designed to address three common leadership issues.
The Leadership Development Workshop Series is a skills course specifically designed to provide high school students with a chance to develop leadership skills in a daylong, hands-on workshop. Included will be sessions in both personal and group skills.
YES i CAN Leadership for Teens vii a partnership of twenty autonomous organizations, Women’s Learning Partnership (WLP) trains and supports women in the Global South, primarily in Muslim-majority countries, to become leaders and advocates for a just, peaceful world. WLP creates culture-specific leadership trainings on democratic
