Weekly outline

  • General

    • RPS File 52.2KB Word 2007 document
  • Session 1; Syllabus Explanation and Group Formation & Chapter 1: What do we mean by Leadership?

  • Session 2; Ch 2. Leader Development

    Leader Development 40

    Introduction 40
    The Action–Observation–Reflection Model 42 The Key Role of Perception in the Spiral
    of Experience 45

    Perception and Observation 45 Perception and Reflection 47 Perception and Action 48

    Reflection and Leadership Development 49 Single- and Double-Loop Learning 53

    Making the Most of Your Leadership Experiences: Learning to Learn from Experience 54

    Leader Development in College 57
    Leader Development in Organizational Settings 59 Action Learning 64
    Development Planning 65
    Coaching 67
    Mentoring 69

    Building Your Own Leadership Self-Image 72 Summary 74

  • Session 3; Ch 3. Skills for Developing Yourself as a Leader

    Introduction 82
    Your First 90 Days as a Leader 83

    Before You Start: Do Your Homework 83 The First Day: You Get Only One Chance
    to Make a First Impression 84
    The First Two Weeks: Lay the Foundation 85 The First Two Months: Strategy, Structure,

    and Staffing 87

    The Third Month: Communicate and Drive Change 88 Learning from Experience 89

    Creating Opportunities to Get Feedback 89 Taking a 10 Percent Stretch 89
    Learning from Others 90
    Keeping a Journal 90

    Having a Developmental Plan 92 Building Technical Competence 92

    Determining How the Job Contributes to the Overall Mission 93
    Becoming an Expert in the Job 94
    Seeking Opportunities to Broaden Experiences 94

    Building Effective Relationships with Superiors 95 Understanding the Superior’s World 96
    Adapting to the Superior’s Style 96

    Building Effective Relationships with Peers 97

    Recognizing Common Interests and Goals 98 Understanding Peers’ Tasks, Problems, and Rewards 98 Practicing a Theory Y Attitude 99

    Development Planning 99
    Conducting a GAPS Analysis 100
    Identifying and Prioritizing Development Needs: Gaps of GAPS 102
    Bridging the Gaps: Building a Development Plan 103
    Reflecting on Learning: Modifying Development Plans 105
    Transferring Learning to New Environments 105

  • Session 4. Ch 4. POWER AND INFLUENCE

    Introduction 110
    Some Important Distinctions 110 Power and Leadership 114

    Sources of Leader Power 114
    A Taxonomy of Social Power 117

    Expert Power 118 Referent Power 118 Legitimate Power 119 Reward Power 120 Coercive Power 121

    Concluding Thoughts about French and Raven’s Power Taxonomy 124
    Leader Motives 126

    Influence Tactics 129
    Types of Influence Tactics 129
    Influence Tactics and Power 130
    A Concluding Thought about Influence Tactics 134

    Summary 136

    • Presentasi Mahasiswa File 14.5MB PDF document
  • Session 5; Chapter 5: Values, Ethics, and Character

    • Presentasi Mahasiswa Kelompok 5 File 2.5MB Powerpoint 2007 presentation
  • Session 6; Chapter 6: Leadership Attributes

  • Session 7; Chapter 7: leadership behavior & Chapter 8: skills for building personal credibility and influencing others

  • Session 8; MID TERM

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  • Session 9; Chapter 9: Motivation, Performance, and Effectiveness

  • Session 10; Bab 4: Kepemimpinan dalam Perubahan * Bab 5: Kepemimpinan yang Memberdayakan (Empowering Leadership)

  • SESI 11. Bab 6: Sifat dan Keterampilan Pemimpin * Bab 7: Teori Kontingensi tentang Kepemimpinan yang Efektif

  • SESI 12; Bab 8: Kekuasaan dan Pengaruh dalam Kepemimpinan * Bab 9: Teori Diadik dan Pengikut (Followership)

  • SESI 13; Bab 10: Kepemimpinan Tim * Bab 11: Kepemimpinan Strategis

  • SESI 14; Bab 12: Teori Kepemimpinan Karismatik dan Transformasional * Bab 13: Kepemimpinan Etis

  • SESI 15; Bab 14: Kepemimpinan Lintas Budaya dan Keberagaman * Bab 15: Pengembangan Kepemimpinan * Bab 16: Model Integratif dan Arah Masa Depan

  • Section 16: FINAL EXAM

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