The recently
conducted focused school climate survey study reported our student councilors see
themselves existed to serve the student body and the school. If leadership is
rooted in service, then service is rooted in encouragement. There is then a
need for our school leaders and us teachers to help unlock the strengths and
passion of our student leaders through encouragement. Our student leaders need
to be reminded that they are worthy and capable, instead of being “blasted” by
teachers at every opportunity! There are so many in the school that needs our
student leaders! The school and teachers need their help to reach their
purpose. Hence, I believe that these student leaders need to be encouraged by
words of inspiration and conversation of hope. As long as we want good student
leaders, we have to take care of them. They need to be told they have
potential. They also need support when they falter, and assurance that they can
make the next step.
I see a major
part of my role as middle manager in charge of student leadership development involves
encouraging and inspiring my student leaders so that they are transformed into
achieving higher levels of motivation and character. In addition, through my
belief in them, my encouragement to bring the best in them and my reminder that
they are capable, I hope that our student leaders are able to uncover their unique
leadership potential so as to achieve great accomplishment. For if there is not
hope, inspiration and constant encouragement, those accomplishments present or
future of our student leaders may never have taken place.
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