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1 - 2 : Types of Leadership

1 - 2 : Types of Leadership. Agenda. Anticipatory Set Lesson Conclusion/TOTD/Reflection Assignment/Assessment. Standards/Objectives. Standard 8 : Cadets know and apply theories of leadership.

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1 - 2 : Types of Leadership

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  1. 1-2: Types of Leadership JROTC-9: Leadership

  2. Agenda • Anticipatory Set • Lesson • Conclusion/TOTD/Reflection • Assignment/Assessment JROTC-9: Leadership

  3. Standards/Objectives Standard 8: Cadets know and apply theories of leadership. Objective B: Cadets understand leadership roles, levels and teams and know the conditions of followership necessary to be an effective leader. Objective C:Cadets know the definition of a leader and leadership and know the Cadet Leader’s Code from memory. Objective F:Cadets know the roles and responsibilities of noncommissioned officers. Objective G:Cadets know the roles and responsibilities of officers. JROTC-9: Leadership

  4. Tasks Cadets will be able to: • Describe the relationships between ranks • Outline the different levels of leadership • Explain leader teams JROTC-9: Leadership

  5. Anticipatory Set With a partner and using prior knowledge, explain the main differences and/or relationships that exists between commissioned officers, warrant officers, noncommissioned officers (NCOs), and enlisted Soldiers. JROTC-9: Leadership

  6. Roles and Relationships (R&R) • Commissioned Officers • Warrant Officers • Noncommissioned Officers (NCOs) • Enlisted Soldiers • Civilians JROTC-9: Leadership

  7. Commissioned Officers-R&R Continued Officers JROTC-9: Leadership

  8. Warrant Officers-R&R Continued JROTC-9: Leadership

  9. NCOs & Enlisted Soldiers-R&R Continued JROTC-9: Leadership

  10. Civilians-R&R Continued The civilian corps consists of experienced personnel committed to serving the Nation. Civilians are an integral part of the organization and are members of the executive branch of the federal government. JROTC-9: Leadership

  11. Roles and Relationships-Continued JROTC-9: Leadership

  12. LEVELS OF LEADERSHIP There are three levels of leadership: JROTC-9: Leadership

  13. LEVELS OF LEADERSHIP -Continued Direct Leadership Involves: • Face-to-face interactions • Subordinates’ development and influence • Close to action and / or problem JROTC-9: Leadership

  14. LEVELS OF LEADERSHIP -Continued Organizational leadership Involves: • Influencing large group of people • Establishing policies • Long term planning • Complexity and uncertainty • Constant revision and modifications JROTC-9: Leadership

  15. LEVELS OF LEADERSHIP -Continued Strategic leadership Involves: • Establishing structure • Allocating resources • Communicating strategic vision • Preparing everyone for future roles • Uncertainty and political influence JROTC-9: Leadership

  16. LEADER TEAMS & STRUCTURES Leadership within teams usually comes in two forms: • Legitimate (formal) • Influential (informal) JROTC-9: Leadership

  17. LEADER TEAMS & STRUCTURES-Continued There are two leader team structures: Horizontal Vertical JROTC-9: Leadership

  18. Conclusion • In your own words describe the differences and relationships between commissioned officers and NCOs? • Name the three different levels and two forms of leadership and provide a brief explanation for each term? • Name and explain briefly the two leader team structures. JROTC-9: Leadership

  19. Assignment/Assessment QUIZ JROTC-9: Leadership

  20. References • FM 6-22, Army Leadership: Competent, Confident, and Agile, 12 October 2006. JROTC-9: Leadership

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