Transcript INTRODUCTION TO LEADERSHIP SKILLS FOR TROOPS (ILST)

INTRODUCTION TO
LEADERSHIP SKILLS FOR
TROOPS
(ILST)
VISION
•WHAT IS IT?
•Scoutmaster Vision
•Senior Patrol Leader Vision
Troop Organization
ROLES &
RESPONSIBILITIES
Senior Patrol Leader
Assistant Senior Patrol Leader
Patrol Leader
Assistant Patrol Leader
Order of The Arrow Representative
Scribe
Webmaster
ROLES &
RESPONSIBILITIES
Senior Patrol Leader
Assistant Senior Patrol Leader
Patrol Leader
Assistant Patrol Leader
Order of The Arrow Representative
Scribe
Webmaster
ROLES &
RESPONSIBILITIES
ADULT LEADERS
Scoutmaster
Assistant Scoutmasters
Committee Chair
Committee Members
Chartered Organization Rep
GAME TIME!
The Scout Led Troop
Empowering Scouts
Teamwork
The Patrol Leader’s Council
Tips For Being A Good Leader
Tips For Being A Good Leader
Keep Your Word
Be Fair To All
Be A Good Communicator
Be Flexible
Be Organized
Delegate
Set A Good Example
Be Consistent
Give Praise
Ask For Help
Servant Leadership
What Is It?
Servant Leadership
What Is It?
Making The Choice To Lead
Give More Than You Receive
Helping Others Succeed
Making The Group Successful
Care About Others
Understanding What Success Looks Like
Want To Make A Difference
Do Unto Others. . . .
Tools Of The Trade
Communications
Planning
The Teaching Edge
Communications
Aristotle
Sender – Message – Receiver
(MaSeR)
Communications
Listening Tips
Listen With Your EYES And Your Ears
Avoid Distractions
Empathy
Apply The Ideas To Yourself
Review The Speakers Points
Don’t Talk
Non Verbal Responses
Practice Listening
Ask Questions
Planning
A Planning Scenario
Teaching EDGE
Explain
Demonstrate
Guide
Enable
Tools Of The Trade
Communications
Planning
The Teaching Edge
Leadership And Teamwork
Leadership And Teamwork
What Is A Team?
Stages of Team Development
and Styles of Leadership
Stages of Team Development
and Styles of Leadership
Starting Out
Becoming Discouraged
Making Progress
Finding success
Team Skill & Enthusiasm
Skill Level
Enthusiasm
Inclusion
Leadership Ethics
And Values
Scout Oath
Scout Law
Leadership Ethics
And Values
Scout Oath
Scout Law
The Servant Leader
Need To Listen
Achieve Consensus
Set/Maintain Standards
Serve Their Customers
Vision For Success
Troop’s Vision
Individual Vision
A Review
Know Your Roles & Responsibilities
Tools Of The Trade
Communications (MaSeR)
Planning
Teaching EDGE
Leadership & Team Work
Stages Of Team Development
The Leading EDGE
Inclusion
Leadership Ethics & Values
The Servant Leader
Vision
Parting Thoughts
A Leader Is Not A Boss
Serve As You Would Be Served
This Is YOUR Troop
You Are A Role Model
If It’s To Be, It’s Up To Me
Go Make The Vision A Reality