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7/12/2017 Leading the PTA Way Inclusion, Energy, & Focus DRAW DESCRIBE NAME SHARE Table Talk: Leaders The Best Selfie Youll Ever Take: A Self Less Self Reflection Who Who am am I as as a le leader for my fo my PT PTA? Wha What

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7/12/2017 1 Leading the PTA Way

Inclusion, Energy, & Focus

Table Talk: Leaders

DRAW DESCRIBE NAME SHARE

The Best Selfie You’ll Ever Take:

A Self‐Less Self‐Reflection

Who Who am am I as as a le leader fo for my my PT PTA? Wha What tr traits do do PT PTA mem member ers see? ee? How How ca can I im improve my myself‐ie?

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Life‐Long Learners of Leadership

Great leaders understand there is no cookie‐cutter, one‐size‐fits‐all approach. So they keep reflecting, learning and evolving.

  • Welcome all and value unique perspectives
  • Listen and communicate effectively
  • Focus on supporting student success and well‐being
  • Speak up for every child and seek positive change
  • Share power and empower others to lead
  • Collaborate with school and community partners

Traits for Leading the PTA Way

National PTA Mission

To make every child’s potential a reality by engaging and empowering families and communities to advocate for all children.

PTA Grows Leaders for Children

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Great PTA Leaders:

Welcome & Value All Perspectives

Great PTA Leaders:

Listen & Communicate Effectively Great PTA Leaders:

Focus on Supporting Student Success & Well‐Being

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Great PTA Leaders:

Speak Up for Every Child

Great PTA Leaders:

Share power and empower others to lead

Great PTA Leaders:

Collaborate with School/Community

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“It is the hard days – the times that challenge you to your very core – that will determine who you are. You will be defined not just by what you achieve, but by how you survive.” ‐ Sheryl Sandberg

Discussion:

How have you combined these leadership traits and led the PTA way on a hard day?

Welcome all and value unique perspectives Welcome all and value unique perspectives Listen and communicate effectively Listen and communicate effectively Focus on supporting student success and well‐being Focus on supporting student success and well‐being Speak up for every child and seek positive change Speak up for every child and seek positive change Share power and empower others to lead Share power and empower others to lead Collaborate with school and community partners Collaborate with school and community partners