Leadership in E L
teaching and learning
Introduction
hey say that leaders are
born, not made. While it
is true that some people
are born leaders, some
leaders are born in the
midst of adversity. Often,
simple people who have
never had a leadership
role will stand up and take
the lead when a situation
they care about requires
it. A simple example is
parenting. When a child
arrives, many parents
discover leadership
abilities they never knew
existed in order to guide
and protect their
offspring.
Leadership skills are
indispensable in language
teaching and learning,
and the effectiveness of
these skills directly affect
the quality of language
education
Teaching is particularly
important in university
education. One of the
major challenges of
teaching/learning process
from a critical perspective
lies in informing teachers
of the need to think
differently about
leadership, teaching
organization and
themselves as leaders.
Teachers exhibit
leadership in multiple
ways: they can influence
and lead with habits of
mind, like optimism,
enthusiasm, open-
mindedness, confidence,
, decisiveness,
perseverance, creativity,
flexibility
A leader does not need a
title to be considered one;
it is someone who has
positive influence over a
group of people. But
above all, a good leader is
able to effectively
communicate and provide
vision. He will not take
credit for
accomplishments that
have been achieved
because of other people’s
hard work.
A good leader should
understand the human
spirit in individuals, and
pay attention to
emotional, physical and
mental needs.
But, what is leadership
philosophy? It is the way
to see oneself as a leader.
Leadership philosophies
can change as the
professors grow in
understanding themselves
within the context of
leadership.
Educational leaders have
to be respected and
promote a feeling of
importance within their
followers because a leader
not only is self-motivated,
but also motivates the
people around them
One way that leaders
motivate others is by
recognizing another
person’s potential and by
supplying tasks that are
difficult,
As EFL instructors,
professor leaders should
not only want to improve
English language learners’
academic performance
and attitudes about
university,
but also inspire the use of
competitive skills and
real-world contexts for
strengthening language
proficiency
Once you learn the
techniques of true
Leadership And Influence,
you will be able to build
the confidence it takes to
take the lead. The more
experience you have
acting as a genuine leader,
the easier
confide
it take
take
lead.
m
experie
you h
acting a
genu
leader,
ea
it will be for you. It is
never easy to take the
lead, as you will need to
make decisions and face
challenges, but it can
become natural and
rewarding.

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  • 1.
    Leadership in EL teaching and learning Introduction
  • 2.
    hey say thatleaders are born, not made. While it is true that some people are born leaders, some leaders are born in the midst of adversity. Often, simple people who have never had a leadership role will stand up and take the lead when a situation
  • 3.
    they care aboutrequires it. A simple example is parenting. When a child arrives, many parents discover leadership abilities they never knew existed in order to guide and protect their offspring.
  • 4.
    Leadership skills are indispensablein language teaching and learning, and the effectiveness of these skills directly affect the quality of language education
  • 5.
    Teaching is particularly importantin university education. One of the major challenges of teaching/learning process from a critical perspective lies in informing teachers of the need to think
  • 6.
  • 7.
    Teachers exhibit leadership inmultiple ways: they can influence and lead with habits of mind, like optimism, enthusiasm, open- mindedness, confidence,
  • 8.
  • 9.
    A leader doesnot need a title to be considered one; it is someone who has positive influence over a group of people. But above all, a good leader is able to effectively communicate and provide
  • 10.
    vision. He willnot take credit for accomplishments that have been achieved because of other people’s hard work.
  • 11.
    A good leadershould understand the human spirit in individuals, and pay attention to emotional, physical and mental needs.
  • 12.
    But, what isleadership philosophy? It is the way to see oneself as a leader. Leadership philosophies can change as the professors grow in understanding themselves within the context of leadership.
  • 13.
    Educational leaders have tobe respected and promote a feeling of importance within their followers because a leader not only is self-motivated, but also motivates the people around them
  • 14.
    One way thatleaders motivate others is by recognizing another person’s potential and by supplying tasks that are difficult,
  • 15.
    As EFL instructors, professorleaders should not only want to improve English language learners’ academic performance and attitudes about university,
  • 16.
    but also inspirethe use of competitive skills and real-world contexts for strengthening language proficiency
  • 17.
    Once you learnthe techniques of true Leadership And Influence, you will be able to build the confidence it takes to take the lead. The more experience you have acting as a genuine leader, the easier confide it take take lead. m experie you h acting a genu leader, ea
  • 18.
    it will befor you. It is never easy to take the lead, as you will need to make decisions and face challenges, but it can become natural and rewarding.