@dutrahistory Our democracy has been challenged several times in the past and we’ve learned from it, have faith that this experiment will hold and that today was yet again another learning moment
@OFall2020 Check-in 8: Equity leaders engaging in social justice need to listen to all voices and the messages those voices carry. By embracing those voices and providing a seat at the table, we learn other perspectives. When we don't embrace is when issues may arise
@OFall2020 Check-in #7: social justice reform is much more than just the act, it is the active engagement understanding the history and building towards equity, as there are multiple frames of equity and it is not a one size fits all.
@OFall2020#6, When ideas are implemented, without a plan of engagement and reinforcement, that idea may just become confusing and difficult creating more discourse, even with a altruistic approach like servant leadership
@OFall2020 Checkin#5: sometimes when you think you are the leader and you have the sphere around you, don't get to confident, another may gain power, legitimacy and urgency, derailing your efforts, only to become part of their sphere now.
@OFall2020 I would say a cross between situational and transformational. Due to COVID, many requests come up for reporting all the while trying to build my team and create a vision for efficiencies. I often feel like a short-order cook during the breakfast hours......
@OFall2020 Twitter Checkin #3 - if the case review doesn't change or consider different frames....why would we expect anything else? Mintzberg's comments regarding MBA programs drives this point home
@OFall2020 Effective communication allows leadership to reinforce the frames, and be able to receive feedback. Be careful to ensure communication reflects the right frame, dangerous results can occur if the paths wrongly cross.
Twitter Check In 2 Prompt: In a few words, image, or video describe why communication should be integrated into the four frames? Article: Reframing organizations through leadership communications: the four-frames of leadership viewed through motivating language. @OFall2020
@OFall2020@OFall2020 By building 'flexibility, creativity, and interpretation' (B & D) allows 'integrity is internalized by members rather than seen as an external command' (Huntington), all mistakes (cheating) are not the same, but you can learn, grow and be better for it.
Twitter Check In 1: How did the authors apply organizational theory to student cheating based on this article? Respond using @OFall2020. ArtIcle on canvas: Organizational Theory and Student Cheating: Explanation, Responses, and Strategies Tricia Bertram Gallant & Patrick Drinan