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    leader. Although it may appear that by asking a teacher to be a leader I am asking them to run before walking‚ as I shall reflect‚ it is hard to imagine how a teacher can be effective without sharing‚ introducing and reflecting with colleagues in the style the ten roles below suggest. The first part of this essay therefore discusses the ten roles and how‚ when followed help career development. The second part of this essay will concern itself with professional bodies and the qualifications than can provide

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    His leadership style is task oriented and relationship oriented. He has a task-orientated behavior‚ which includes figuring out the best lineups to use during games. He also has to tell players what they should do to become better at their jobs. An example of this would

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    APA Style 1 A summary of APA Style I. FORMATTING MANUSCRIPT 1. Margins: Leave at least one inch (2.5 cm) on all sides. 2. Justification: Left-justify the document‚ leaving the right margin ragged. 3. Typeface: Use a serif typeface such as 10 to 12-point Times New Roman‚ Palatino‚ Courier‚ or VNI-Times 4. Line Spacing: Double-space the entire paper including quotations‚ reference list‚ author identification notes‚ content footnotes‚ figure captions‚ and all parts of tables. Long papers may

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    becoming a coach or trainer? 2. What was your starting salary out of university or college? 3. What were the first few coaching/training jobs you had after university or college? 4. Of all the skills needed in coaching/training which did you find most important? 5. What are the opportunities for advancement in this field? 6. What would a typical day be like in the coaching and training field? 7. What is the flexibility of work hours‚ dress codes‚ and vacation time for this field? 8. On average

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    Professional Life Coach” (2007) begins with an introduction to coaching as a profession. It also touches on the key concept of coaching‚ contributions of psychology (major theorist)‚ and the future direction the coaching profession. The book is divided up into three sections. The first section deals with the coaching fundamentals. The coaching fundamentals are a necessity for understanding coaching as a profession‚ growth‚ and change. The coaching fundamentals include: listening‚ language‚ and the developmental

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    potential. The truth is‚ coaching is an incredibly important profession. It’s fulfilling and when it’s done right. It can also be extremely lucractive because the demand for good coaches keeps going up every year. What this means is there countless people who are actively seeking coaches. But here’s the thing… As the the coaching industry continues to grow and expand‚ the number of misconceptions and myths about the business is on the rise too. These 8

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    Fiedler ’s Contingency Model Introduction The purpose of this paper is to analyze the leadership styles of Coach Krzyzewski and Coach Knight using Fiedler’s Contingency Model. The author will also state a personal opinion regarding whether the coaches were effective based on this theory. Coach K “Coach K was named ‘America’s Best Coach’ in 2001 by Time magazine and CNN‚ and earned nearly

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    was based in the interpersonal issues among the teammates‚ which interrupted the flow of stages one through three (forming‚ storming and norming). The head coach‚ Boone‚ offers equal treatment of all of his players. His authoritarian leadership style offered no favoritism among players based on race; even to those who had racial commonalities with him. All of the players were judged solely on skill and heart in the game. Gerry and Julius served as the two strongest members of the team as the

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    systems‚ case studies‚ models‚ and readings. Talking with experts is normally not helpful. Pragmatist - Prefers to apply new learning’s to actual practice to see if they work. Likes laboratories‚ field work‚ and observations. Likes feedback‚ coaching‚ and obvious links between the task-on-hand and a problem. Activist - Prefers the challenges of new experiences‚ involvement with others‚ assimilation and role-playing. Likes anything new‚ problem solving‚ and small group

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    shaped me to become who I am today. Although most of my coaches didn’t realize it‚ I looked up to them more than my teachers‚ parents and peers. They have become apart of an influential seasonal family‚ instilling their beliefs upon me through their coaching. I will never forget my first year I joined the swim team. It was the middle of the season and my coach was fed up with the amount of girls who were missing swimming because they were falling behind in school. Just like we did everyday‚ we changed

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