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Module 3 Assignment On Leadership Philosophy

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Module 3 Assignment: Leadership Philosophy

Shanie Adams
Fort Hays State University, Student
AEP 855: Understanding the Foundations of Education
Dr. Kevin Splichal Ph.D.
June 12, 2023

Introduction When creating my own Leadership Philosophy I think about my own values and beliefs. Being able to incorporate communication, organization, honesty, positivity, and empathy. These values form the foundation of my leadership philosophy guiding my actions and interactions with team members. When I embrace these principles, I strive to create an environment that others trust, collaborate, grow, and reflect on.

Communication and Organization Communication and Organization involve being able to deliver a shared vision and inspiring …show more content…

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