Mindlab Lecture #2: Key Comps in Leadership

How do these competencies relate to being a good leader? 
What about our code of standards? 

Key Competencies and Leadership

Thinking	Being flexible, thinking critically, thinking from different perspectives
Using Language symbols and texts	Biculturalism - looking at where the learners come from and being inclusive of this. Being a good communicator - knowing what will engage your audience. Understanding that people show what they know in different ways.
Managing self	Showing what is expected of you - walking the walk not just talking the talk Being able to follow Not being the be all and end all - being an active participant Being Colledual
Relating to Others	Perspective Listening Communicating effectively Getting to know the people you work with - the community, forming a relationship.
Participating and contributing	Being able to follow Use people for their strengths - fountain of knowledge in that area Creating a diverse leadership

We believe that all of the Key Competencies relate to each of the Professional Standards for teaching. It is important to do all of these things well. 

MANAAKITANGA: Creating a welcoming, caring and creative learning environment that treats everyone with respect and dignity.	Relating to others Thinking Managing Self Participating and contributing Using Languages Symbols & Texts
WHANAUNGATANGA: Engaging in positive and collaborative relationships with our learners, their families and whānau, our colleagues and the wider community.
WHAKAMANA: empowering all learners to reach their highest potential by providing high-quality teaching and leadership
PONO: showing integrity by acting in ways that are fair, honest, ethical and just.