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LEAD Framework
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Nina Washington
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Chapter 1
00:32
Chapter 2
00:37
Chapter 3
01:27
Chapter 4
01:29
Chapter 5
02:31
Chapter 6
02:34
Chapter 7
03:12
Chapter 8
03:17
Chapter 9
03:23
Chapter 10
03:27
Chapter 11
04:27
Chapter 12
04:29
Chapter 13
05:28
Chapter 14
05:30
Chapter 15
06:02
Chapter 16
06:04
Chapter 17
06:10
Chapter 18
06:12
Chapter 19
07:21
Chapter 20
07:23
Chapter 21
08:25
Chapter 22
08:27
Chapter 23
08:59
Chapter 24
09:01
Chapter 25
09:02
Chapter 26
09:04
Chapter 27
10:19
Chapter 28
10:21
Chapter 29
Audio Transcript
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Hello. My name is Nina Washington.
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As part of the LED 6001 Introduction to Advanced studies
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course at the American College of Education.
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We were asked to participate in a lead framework activity
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lead stands for learning enhancement advancement and direction.
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We were to use this framework to revisit our personal
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and professional goals as they relate to our program outcomes.
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I will start with my personal analysis when looking at
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strengths, developmental areas and accomplishments.
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My strengths that stood out, we're loyal, empathetic, a good
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listener relationship building and a lifelong learner.
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My developmental areas include self care, work, life balance, managing
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stress, effective time management and offering myself grace.
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My accomplishments include being a college graduate, a mother of
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two homeownership, close family relationships and having a career that
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I love when looking at decision making, how I learn
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and available resources.
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I have evaluated the following ways that I make decisions.
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I prioritize, I evaluate my options.
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I seek advice from others.
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I communicate my thoughts with others for feedback and I
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try not to overthink.
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Overthinking tends to lead me 2 2nd guessing all of
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my decisions when prioritizing how I learn best in my
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personal life.
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I learn best through observation, trial and error, Social verbal
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and collaborative experiences, resources that I should or can use
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include my personal experiences, my family and friends, my pastors
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and leaders, books and the community.
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Yeah, constructive feedback can be hard to take how I
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accept it is by listening reflecting asking for clarification.
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Trying to stay open minded and learning from my mistakes.
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When I offer constructive feedback I try to reserve my
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emotions. I discuss what I have seen or heard specifically.
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I offer suggestions for improvement.
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I listened attentively and provide resources when appropriate.
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Moving on to my professional analysis, I have evaluated the
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same areas, strengths include being a natural leader, a good
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listener relationship building, creating safe environments and staying optimistic and
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passionate about what I do.
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My developmental areas include using technology data analysis, remaining current
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with the trends, conducting action research and maintaining a balance
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between professional and personal life.
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Some accomplishments include maintaining highly effective evaluations, becoming a mentor
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to other teachers and aspiring teachers, building strong relationships through
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the count throughout the county that I work in developing
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and leading my school's tutorial program and holding multiple endorsements
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and certifications.
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As far as decision making, learning and resources goes, ways
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I make decisions in my professional life are much like
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that in my personal life.
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I prioritize them, evaluate my options, seek advice from others,
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communicate my thoughts and then look at the research.
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I prioritized how I learned best professionally and have come
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up with collaborative through observation and visuals, verbal hands on
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and reflecting on prior experiences.
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Resources I can or should use include my experiences, my
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leaders and my co workers, my students and families district
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policies and procedures and the state board of Education when
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offering and accepting feedback in my professional life.
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I try to listen reflect, ask for clarification.
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Stay open minded and learn from my mistakes.
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I offer constructive feedback privately through discussion in a timely
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manner, provide resources when available and I try to be
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very specific and clear.
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The next level of the lead framework is academic.
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My strengths, developmental areas and accomplishments in my academic analysis
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include my strengths being determined, collaborative, a good listener creative
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and that I'm always willing and eager to learn.
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My developmental areas in relation to academics include research, scholarly
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writing and formats including the apa formatting data analysis, maintaining
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a balance in allowing myself grace.
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My accomplishments include deciding to pursue my Eddie and leadership,
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completing my ebs and educational leadership, completing my M.
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E. D.
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In elementary education, completing an undergraduate thesis and graduating with
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honors and maintaining a high GPA.
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Okay for decision making, how I learn and resources available.
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I analyzed myself academically and I have come up with
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ways I make decisions, I prioritize them, evaluate my options,
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ask questions, collaborate with others and try not to overthink
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when I prioritized how I learn.
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I learned best with visuals and examples verbal with clear
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and concise language through social interactions, reflecting on prior experiences
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ends hands on resources that I should and can use
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include professors, mentors, piers in my classes or program peer
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reviewed articles and research related to my field of study.
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Uh huh.
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Academic feedback can be hard, how I accept constructive feedback.
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I listen, reflect, ask for clarification.
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Stay open minded and learn from my mistakes.
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How I offer constructive feedback is that I offer suggestions
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I ask clarifying questions.
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I provide resources.
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I'm timely in my reflections and I am specific and
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clear completing the Lien freed work.
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Has allowed for a substantial reflection of how I learn
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and what it will take to be successful in my
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educational endeavors.
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By looking at various categories within the realm of personal
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professional and academics I was able to organize my thoughts
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and relate them to how I best learn and what
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struggles I make face through this program.
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According to Heathen Casts 2019.
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This type of meta cognitive knowledge and regulation helps us
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think about our learning and plan for ways to achieve
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our goals.
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After reviewing the academic outcomes for the E.
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D. And leadership I was able to correlate how best
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to reach my goals in the program.
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In order to be successful I will need to focus
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on managing my time, reading more scholarly papers.
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Work on thankfully accepting criticism and building a community of
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like minded peers By assessing each of the categories.
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I was forced to not only be honest but reflective
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about my shortcomings and strengths that I possess that will
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help me achieve my academic goals.
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Here are some resources I used for this presentation.
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Thank you have a great night
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