Dina Emser
Tuesday, April 24, 2012 How to Raise Respectful Leaders at Home and at School
Description: Are you ready for a new leadership paradigm - a model that works better than because I said so? Are you willing to consider changes you can make right away that will have a positive impact on the level of respect you deliver and receive?
Respect is something we all want, and yet, it seems elusive in society today where rudeness reigns! Our homes and schools need great leaders who motivate others through their respectful ways. In this teleconference, Positive Discipline Lead Trainer and Executive Leadership Coach, Dina Emser, will share some sure fire ways to become a respected leader at home and at school while encouraging young leaders to develop and grow. You'll learn how to:
•Navigate with a new leadership paradigm.
•Improve your effectiveness as a respectful leader by understanding your own leadership style.
•Build a team atmosphere and quit doing all of the work.
•Create an atmosphere for young leaders to grow and flourish.
Be sure to check out the PDA website,
www.positivediscipline.org , for an extensive listing of past teleconferences on topics for parents, teachers,
therapists, and organizational leaders.
Respect is something we all want, and yet, it seems elusive in society today where rudeness reigns! Our homes and schools need great leaders who motivate others through their respectful ways. In this teleconference, Positive Discipline Lead Trainer and Executive Leadership Coach, Dina Emser, will share some sure fire ways to become a respected leader at home and at school while encouraging young leaders to develop and grow. You'll learn how to:
•Navigate with a new leadership paradigm.
•Improve your effectiveness as a respectful leader by understanding your own leadership style.
•Build a team atmosphere and quit doing all of the work.
•Create an atmosphere for young leaders to grow and flourish.
Be sure to check out the PDA website,
www.positivediscipline.org , for an extensive listing of past teleconferences on topics for parents, teachers,
therapists, and organizational leaders.
