Module 2 Strand E4
Module 2 Strand E4 Stephen A. Covey in Principle Centred Leadership indicates that a long-range strategic plan like a roadmap, may soon be out of date in a constantly changing world. Knowing where you want to go - what you want to accomplish - requires a compass which keeps pointing in the right direction but allows for alternative routes as forward progress occurs. Giving a vision fills the need to look forward with a clear sense of direction and requires a compass to guide the way. There are many heroes, visionaries and exemplary leaders. When we take some time to reflect on their successes and effectiveness we know that they too began with a 'dream', a 'vision' of what things could be like. Check out this site. You may not have the time to read it all but I found myself in 'awe' as I read the names and saw the accomplishments. It only served to reinforce for me that having a vision, a dream of where you want to be - gives direction.
Great Thinkers and Visionaries In Core 3 high achieving learning environments was addressed. This is very important to all students and is a critical factor for inclusive schools. How we deliver the program and what the program is makes a huge difference to students with learning differences. Vision
Exercise # 11 Time to Vision an Inclusionary School You have just received directions that you are in charge of developing an inclusionary school. Imagine, you can create the kind of school that you think would be appropriate for all students. Using these questions as your framework for your answer, prepare a response.
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