http://www.leadershipcharacter.com
A site that explains the essence of leadership character, based on
research and personal experience coaching hundreds of executives from America's
top corporations.
http://www.ed.gov/pubs/Leadership/execsumm.html
A six page site offering a clear definition of leadership, and its
role in school reform, including research information and theory on how
leadership effects the learning environment.
http://www.sedl.org/change/facilitate/leaders.html
This site is a 14-page online research paper that thorougl-lly discusses
the role of facilitative leadership in creating change in the school setting.
Subtopics include management vs. leadership, the need for leaders, creating
an atmosphere for change, developing vision, training, development, assessment,
and change facilitation.
http://www.nwlink.com/~donclark/leader/leader.html
Big Dog's leadership site is an introduction to leadership guide.
All materials are available for use in educational or training settings
without charge as long as copyright credit is given and no profit is made
from the activities. The guide contains a thorough introduction to
leadership, the skills and knowledge needed to implement leadership activities,
and provides a lesson plan and activities which can be used to establish
a leadership training program within an organization.
http://www.vaxxine.com/cfi/
The Christian Formation Institute examines the role of servant in Servant
Leadership. The meaning of Servant Leadership is illustrated through
a series of essays discussing the meaning of empowerment. Topics
include empowering people for leadership, the -purpose and nature of empowerment,
the process of empowerment and the practice of empowerment. An annotated
bibliography of resources on Servant Leadership is also included.
http://greenleaf.org/index.html
The Robert Greenleaf site also discusses Servant Leadership by describing
how real people in real organization practice Servant Leadership.
Additionally, the site contains opportunities to learn more about Servant
Leadership by joining discussion groups, reading reviews of articles and
books, and networking online.
http://www.princeton.edu/~oa/sect9.html
The Outdoor Action Guide to Group Dynamics and Leadership site offers
sections on leadership, tasks roles and functions of leaders, situational
leadership, leadership styles, communication skills, gender issues, conflicts,
group development, etc.
http://www.uwyo.edu/a%26s/comm/donaghy/linkpages.html
This site includes links to scientific management, total quality management,
and leadership information including assessment, books, and other resources.