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9 1 / 8 0 2 e Unit 1 – Developing leadership skills u s s I 3 7 8 0 L S Learning Outcomes By the end of this unit, you will: 9 1 1.Understand the skills and behaviours needed for effective leadership 0 2 s r e d a 2.Understand the importance of leadership skills and behaviours in a range e L s t r o of situations p S © 3.Be able to evaluate own leadership skills and behaviours 4.Understand the roles and responsibilities of a sports leader 9 1 / 8 0 2 e Unit 1 – Developing leadership skills u s s I 3 7 8 0 L Learning Outcome 1 S By the end of this section, you will: • Understand the skills and behaviours needed for effective leadership 9 1 0 2 s r e d a e L s t r And to provide evidence of this you must: o p S © Complete Task 1.1 – Leadership skills and behaviours (in LER) either during or after the delivery of this section 9 1 / 8 0 Skills v Behaviours 3 e u s s I What are skills? What are skills? What are behaviours? 1 What are behaviours? - 6 4 Skills are the things an individual can do 7 Skills are the things an individual can do Behaviours are what an individual can Behaviours are what an individual can 0 L use to make them: S use to make them: For example… • For example… • More effective in performing skills More effective in performing skills Being able to communicate instructions • Being able to communicate instructions • Stand out from the crowd Stand out from the crowd to participants in a physical activity to participants in a physical activity • Become more employable 9 session • Become more employable 1 session 0 2 s r e d For example… a For example… e L s t Being understandable r Being understandable o p S Active listening © Active listening Combining the two… Combining the two… Being able to communicate instructions (the skill) in a physical activity session is made Being able to communicate instructions (the skill) in a physical activity session is made easier if being understandable and actively listening to the needs of your audience easier if being understandable and actively listening to the needs of your audience (the behaviours) (the behaviours) Task 1.1 allows you highlight the difference between skills and behaviours and to outline five skills and five behaviours 9 1 / 8 0 2 e Leadership skills u s s I • What is a skill? 3 7 8 0 L • What skills does an effective leader need to have? S • Why are these skills important when leading others? 9 Activity - Good leader, bad leader 1 0 2 s r Time: 20 minutes e d a e L Working in small groups, ask half of the groups to draw ‘a good leader‘ and the other half to s t r o draw a ‘bad leader’. Present them to the rest of the group, explaining why the chosen p S © elements were included in their pictures. What words are associated with the good/bad leaders? 9 1 / 8 0 2 e Leadership skills u s s I 3 7 8 0 L S Activity – Leadership contract Time: 20 minutes 9 1 0 Make a list of skills that are associated with the ‘good leader’ and list of those that the 2 s r e ‘bad leader’ represents. Ask learners to select a number from each list that they will try d a e L s to be/do/work towards during their sports leadership course. Learners can ‘sign up’ to t r o p S these ideals in the form of a contract. ©
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