As you watch the video, make note of the ways you notice Ernest Shackleton demonstrating leadership.
What concepts (qualities) of leadership do you notice?
- Persistence!
- Had the respect of his crew.
- Didn't show disappointment when they got stuck in the ice, just told his crew that they needed to wait until spring.
- Kept everyone busy and equal to keep up morale.
- Had comfortable living quarters built for the crew.
- "Strength lies in unity."
- Didn't dwell on past failures, but moved on toward the future.
- Optimism.
- Set off on his own with a small group to go for help for the rest of the crew.
What might these concepts (qualities) look like for you in your classroom? With your colleagues?
- Even when times get tough it is important for a leader to stay persistent and continue to push through.
- Keeping everyone in good spirits will help everyone to accomplish their goals.
- Not dwelling on past failures well help to keep everyone in good spirits and keep everyone focusing on the future and what the goal really is.
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