Why I Considered A Bad Leader

Someone that I to work under that I consider a bad leader would have to be a history teacher that I had in the eighth grade. I consider him a bad leader because he treated my classmates and me terribly. He would yell at us a lot, sometimes act like a teenager instead of an adult and be a little rude to us sometimes. However, the worst thing that he ever did to me made me feel bad about myself and lower my self-confidence. He always told me numerous times that my younger sister “was one of his favorite students” since he also taught the elementary school , but would never say anything positive about me and this made me constantly worry that maybe I will not be able to please anyone no matter how hard I try. Although I am still trying to find my self-confidence today, I learned that the best person I can be is me and I would not
During my first year at Gwinnett Online Campus, I met someone who I considered a good leader then and I still consider a good leader now. The person who I consider a good leader would have to be Mrs. Campbell because she is patient, understanding, loyal, hardworking, persistent, kind and nurturing. She has been an amazing teacher to me when I first came to Gwinnett Online Campus and she has been a great officer to me during Student Leadership Team. From working under her for almost two years, I have benefitted from her in many ways. One thing that I learned from working with her is to never be afraid to speak up if I am uncertain about something. Another thing I learned from working with her is to never sell myself short but at the same time not to think too highly of myself. The final thing I learned from working with her is to sometimes use my own judgement and to trust my instincts. I am blessed beyond words to work under such an amazing leader who always sees the best in