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Leading others starts with being a positive role model to those around you. Motivation and the words you choose make all the difference. 

This is important topic for people managers but probably requires some training by experts!

Immediate communication, action, and strategic planning is crucial in crisis management. 

Performance measurement is a lot more complicated than I gave it credit for.  

I learned that emotional intelligence is an important part of effectively leading and motivating others. I can demonstrate emotional intelligence by managing my emotions, actively listening, and understanding how others may feel in different situations. I plan to apply this by communicating with empathy, remaining calm during challenges, and building positive relationships with my team.

I can demonstrate greater empathy and curiosity by being more intentional about checking in with my team beyond the work itself. Before immediately focusing on a missed deadline, challenge, or performance concern, I can ask questions, listen for context, and seek to understand what may be contributing to the situation

There are many factors that go into team motivation and engagement. Leaders need a sense of self-awareness, along with emotional intelligence and strategic communication to mobilize a team to accomplish organizational vision and goals.

I can demonstrate greater empathy and curiosity by being more intentional about checking in with my team beyond the work itself. Before immediately focusing on a missed deadline, challenge, or performance concern, I can ask questions, listen for context, and seek to understand what may be contributing to the situation. I primarily work in a remote environment, so it is crucial that I create a space for connections that will allow for trust to strengthen whilst still allowing me to maintain clear expectations and accountability. 

This course helped me identify best practices for leading teams.

One key takeaway for me was the value of understanding the motivations, dreams, and aspirations of our students. By staying curious and asking "why" questions, I can better understand the factors that influence student engagement, persistence, and success. I also learned that collaboration is most effective when diverse perspectives are included and when team members are encouraged to contribute their unique experiences and ideas.

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