Todd Whitaker, best - selling author of What Great Teachers Do Differently, will deliver a dynamic keynote presentation on
the habits of great leaders, what makes them effective, and how to implement strategies that improve principal and educator effectiveness — drawing from his experience with staff motivation, teacher leadership, technology, instructional improvement, and more.
Dr. Todd Whitaker Todd Whitaker, best - selling author of What Great Teachers Do Differently, will deliver a dynamic keynote presentation on
the habits of great leaders, what makes them effective, and how to implement strategies that improve principal and educator effectiveness — drawing from his experience with staff motivation, teacher leadership, technology, instructional improvement, and more.
Not exact matches
By understanding the types
of bosses that are most commonly cited as problematic, you can correct your
habits and position yourself as a
great boss, a
great coworker, and a
great leader overall.
Regardless
of the type
of organization, however,
great leaders all share certain
habits in common.
Second City Works recently surveyed a group
of North American full - time employees to pinpoint the
habits that in their minds separate loathsome supervisors from
great leaders.
Praasha Desire Praatika Image / Symbolic Pracheeta Origin / Starting point Pradyuta To begin to shine Pragnika Clever lady Praharsha Happy girl Prahasini Continues smiling girl Prajisha Morning Pramik Best / Fulfilling desires Pranal God Pranamya Offering obeisances Pranani Most beautiful Pranavee Goddess Parvati / The first sound
of universe Aum (Alternate Spelling: Pranavi) Pranaya
Leader Pranidhi Spy Pranika Goddess Parvati Pranisha Love to life Pranja Very cute Pranusha Prathama Usha — first rays
of the morning Sun Pranvi Forgiveness / Goddess
of life / Maa Parvati Pranvuta Praised Prasheila Ancient time Prashi Accomplishment / Fame Prashvita Parvati / Lord Shivas wife Prathulya Incomparable Prathusha Saisudha / Early morning / Dawn Prathysha Saisudha / Early morning / Dawn Prathyumna Victory Prathyusha Saisudha / Early morning / Dawn Prati One who appreciates and loves music Pratichi West Pratika Image / Beautiful / Symbol / Symbolic Pratitha Well known Prattusha Beautiful / soft Prattysha Morning Pratusha Saisudha / Early morning / Dawn Pratushya Morning Pratyaksha One who is real Pratyaya Perception / Thought / Intention Pratyusha Bright morning Pravara Eminent Prayukta Experimented Prayushi Pure Prayuta Mingled with Saadhvi Religious women / Courteous / Polite Saahana Raga Saarya Name
of a pious woman Saatvika Goddess Durga / Calm (Alternate Spelling: Saatwika) Saavi Goddess Lakshmi / The Sun Saavini Pertaining to the month
of Saavan / One who prepares Soma Sabrang Rainbow Sachita Consciousness Sadhvi Religious women / Courteous / Polite Saesha With
great desire and wish / Truth
of life Sagnika Fiery / Passionate / Married / With fire Sahuri War / Powerful / Victorious / The earth Sahya A mountain in india Saisha With
great desire and wish / Truth
of life (Alternate Spelling: Saiyeisha) Saketa Lord Krishna (Alternate Spelling: Saketha) Samanvi One who has all the best qualities Sambhwi Durga Samiha Generous Samika Peaceful Samiksha Analysis Samita Collected Samithra Good friend Sanchana Gathering
of good
habits Sanchaya Collection Sanha Skilful / Radiance / Elegance / Conciseness Sanheeta A compilation or a bunch
of vedic hymns / Code (Alternate Spelling: Sanhitha) Sanmaya Equal / Removal
of obstacles / Etc Sanmita Goddess Parvati / Prasanna Lakshmi Sanoja Eternal Sanrakta Red / Pleasant / Beautiful Sanwari Dusky Sanya Eminent / Distinguished / Born on saturday Sarasvi Water / Saraswathi Goddess Sarayu A holy river Sarisha Charming Sarit River Sarjena Creative Sarunati Nobleminded Sarvani Durga / Universal / Complete Sarvari Night
Witness that principal Jack Noles
of Shallowater (Texas) Intermediate School was inspired by a recent
Great Expectations session («Roles and Attributes
of Leaders») that was spun from Stephen Covey's work — specifically his newest 8th
habit: «Find your voice, and inspire others to find theirs.»
In order to build classroom and instructional
leaders who are committed to and support one another's growth, candidates meet in cohorts and small inquiry groups and develop the
habits of mind to look deeply at their own and each others practice, offering feedback and inquiries to help one another identify the obstacles and avenues to
great work.
One common
habit that is likely to have seen in most
of the
great leaders or successful
leaders is that they love reading good books at leisure.