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Measuring Leadership Week or Unit 1 Part 1

Measuring Leadership Week or Unit 1 Part 1. Visuals provided by students(source unknown), Microsoft clip art, or as marked. Take a Break Any Time You Want. If you need a drink or whatever, just go. Week or Unit 1 Agenda. Syllabus is online. Use eCollege. Signup Sheet.

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Measuring Leadership Week or Unit 1 Part 1

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  1. Measuring LeadershipWeek or Unit 1 Part 1 Visuals provided by students(source unknown), Microsoft clip art, or as marked. CA 670, Aitken

  2. Take a Break Any Time You Want • If you need a drink or whatever, just go. . . CA 670, Aitken

  3. Week or Unit 1 Agenda • Syllabus is online. • Use eCollege. • Signup Sheet. • Introduce yourself to the class. • Discuss course overview. Assignments are in eCollege http://parkonline.org • Discuss Kouzes & Posner materials. • Lecture over measurement principles. • Leadership stories: Real life business example of the importance of communication and organizational culture (e.g., Enron). • One-on-one until 9:30. CA 670, Aitken

  4. COURSE OVERVIEWCome prepared for each class meeting! 1. Readings due each week. 2. A quiz and discussion participation each week (6 needed). 3. Weekly question oral presentation assignment (Hackman and Johnson Study Guide Knowledge Questions). CA 670, Aitken

  5. Learning Activities • For Next Week.  Hackman and Johnson Study Guide (Knowledge Questions) • "Learning Activities by Week. Do the question for the upcoming week (not current). CA 670, Aitken

  6. Assignments are in eCollege http://parkonline.org Link on lower left. Hardcopy of main assignments due at beginning of class meeting: • Interview & Observation Due Week 3 Give oral PowerPoint presentation (not family or close friend) • LPI: Work on computers in class week 3 to make sure everyone can use the software. CA 670, Aitken

  7. Project Template http://onlineacademics.org/CA670/Private/Project Measures http://onlineacademics.org/CA670/Measures/ • LPI Printout Due Week 4 • LPI Plan Due Week 5 • LPI Results Synthesis Due Week 6 • LPI Reflection Due Week 8  CA 670, Aitken

  8. Kouzes and Posner Exemplary Leadership • Overall, it is difficult to ignore the combined views of 75,000 people. CA 670, Aitken

  9. Model the way • Going first, living the behaviors you want others to adopt. This is leading from the front. • People will believe not what they hear leaders say but what they see leader consistently do. CA 670, Aitken

  10. Inspire a shared vision • People are motivated most not by fear or reward, but by ideas that capture their imagination. • Note that this is not so much about having a vision, but communicating it so effectively that others take it as their own. CA 670, Aitken

  11. Challenge the process • Leaders thrive on and learn from adversity and difficult situations. • They are early adopters of innovation. CA 670, Aitken

  12. Enable others to act • Encouragement and exhortation is not enough. • People must feel able to act and then must have the ability to put their ideas into action. CA 670, Aitken

  13. Encourage the heart • People act best of all when they are passionate about what they are doing. • Leaders unleash the enthusiasm of their followers this with stories and passions of their own. CA 670, Aitken

  14. Basic concepts of statistical analysis and measurement for course survival. • No, there is no relevance to this picture except my concession that statistics and measurement may be hazardous to your sense of humor. CA 670, Aitken

  15. Examples of Measurement Error • Using instruments in the assessment process solely because those instruments are stipulated by the organization or an administrator(s). • Regularly using instruments for purposes other than those for which test have been validated. • Using the quickest instruments available even though those instruments may not assess the areas of concern. CA 670, Aitken

  16. More errors • Using currently popular instruments for assessment. • Failing to establish effective rapport with the examinee. • Failing to adhere to standardized administration rules. • Making various scoring errors. CA 670, Aitken

  17. What are numerical scales? • Nominal scale consists of numbers used only for identification purposes (numbers that cannot be used in mathematical operations such as your student ID). • Ordinal scale uses rank (does not have the quality of equidistant units). • Interval scale are equidistant units (numbers that cannot be used in mathematical operations). • Ratio scale does have an absolute zero and can be used in mathematical operations. CA 670, Aitken

  18. What are descriptive statistics? • Descriptive statistics are used to organize and describe data.  • Measures of central tendency are statistical methods for observing how data cluster around the mean.  CA 670, Aitken

  19. Mean • The mean is the average, which can be affected by an extreme score, especially if the group is composed of only a few people. CA 670, Aitken

  20. Mode • Mode is the most frequently occurring score in a set of scores.  CA 670, Aitken

  21. Continue with part 2 CA 670, Aitken

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