The Leadership Training Activity Book: 50 Exercises

(John Hannent) #1
TRAINING METHODS
 Reflection  Card-sort activity
 Journal writing  Visualization
 Video presentation  Round robin
 Role play  Hands-on art activity

MATERIALS
Copy Job Aid 48.1, Description of the Leadership Stations,and cut the paper so your
have descriptions of all nine stations. Past each description on card stock paper. See
Room Set-Up for where these ‘signs’ will be placed.
EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES
Review the descriptions of each “station.” Then it will be clear what additional supplies
and equipment will be needed.

 Stacks of old magazines
 Poster board
 Glue sticks
 Scissors
 Blank music books (lined pages)
 CD’s of a variety of music
 Clipboards (one per participant)
 Blank paper
 Pencils, pens
 Colored markers
 Timer
 Projector screen
 CD player

ROOM SET-UP
In advance: In the training space, create nine separate areas such as hallways or nooks.
You need space to spread people out so that they have a feeling that there is some pri-
vacy when they are working at a station. Some leaders have created stations outdoors
as well as in several separate rooms and say this set-up works quite well. Place a Sta-
tion Sign at each of the nine station along with any necessary supplies or props.

Comments
This exercise can be done any time after the Leadership Development program begins.
It is a good and creative way to re-energize the process of developing goals to achieve
leadership competencies.

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