Introduction
Instructor Introduction
Student Introductions
Table of Contents
Course Objectives
Course Agenda
Prerequisites
Leadership Models
Rationale for a Leadership Model
Leadership Models Defined
Situational Leadership Model differentiated
Situational Leadership Model Tenants
Development Levels
D1—low competence/high commitment—the enthusiastic beginner
D2—low to some competence/low commitment—the disillusioned learner
D3—moderate to high competence/variable commitment—the capable, but cautious, performer
D4—high competence/high commitment—the self-reliant achiever
Leadership Styles
Directing
Coaching
Supporting
Delegating
Leadership Style to Development Level Matching
Situational Leadership Practice
Partnering
The Development Cycle
The Regressive Cycle
Summary
Course Summarization
Course Evaluation