The document discusses how to amplify youth's civic role in nation building through community education. It outlines key qualities of effective community leadership such as self-awareness, eagerness to learn, empathy, honesty, dedication, service, interpersonal skills, forward-thinking, intelligence, motivation, and quotes Gandhi on leadership.
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The document discusses how to amplify youth's civic role in nation building through community education. It outlines key qualities of effective community leadership such as self-awareness, eagerness to learn, empathy, honesty, dedication, service, interpersonal skills, forward-thinking, intelligence, motivation, and quotes Gandhi on leadership.
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AKSYON KABATAAN:
Amplifying Youth's Civic Role in Nation Building Through Community Education
ANO'NG AMBAG MO?
INVOCATING YOUTH'S LEADERSHIP IN PROMOTING
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT FOR EFFECTIVE CITIZENRY Group SELF - AWARENESS • Identify your ability fi rst. • List your strengths and acknowledge your weaknesses. • Build your own strength and learn how to ask for help in other areas. • Look for the best fi t for you : how best can you help in each other situation. EAGERNESS TO LEARN AND ADAPT • Learn how to accept that you will never learn all perspective on a situation. • Be willing to listen, learn and change course. • Consider the voices of your community members. EMPATHY IMAGINE RECOGNIZE
different viewpoints. how you are percieved.
UNDERSTAND AND VALIDATE
the feelings of all parties.
HONESTY AND • AINTEGRITY good community leader must be trustworthy : - to the community - to other leaders - and to those that are listening • Trust creates productive space to facilitate discussions and make change. • Mutual respect is diminished, and productivity is eliminated without honesty and integrity. DEDICATION • A good community leader must be committed to fostering change. • Volunteer - it doesn't just benefi t your community; it benefi ts you as well. SERVICE • Doing something for your community won't hurt you at all. • Volunteering creates a stronger bond for the community members and its leader. INTERPERSONAL SKILLS • Communication skills like negotiating, mediating, active listening, and articulating arguments are essential. • Collaborative skills mean that leaders can work well with other people and create a productive space. • Community leaders can describe why something is important and how to facilitate change to any person, be it child or volunteer. FORWARD - THINKING • Good community leaders think outside the box, look to the future and have set specifi c goals in mind. • Develop innovative and critical thinking skills. • Being a forward - thinker makes it inclusive for the future generations. INTELLIGENCE • Not just being smart - a good community leader needs high levels of emotional, social and intellectual intelligence.
• Competence shows that, as a leader, you can
take care of the tough stuff . MOTIVATION
• A good community • An inspirational
leader motivates leader can make all others to create the diff erence in change in their own engaging others in lives and improving the communities community. QUOTE TO REMEMBER "I suppose leadership at one time meant muscles; but today it means getting along with people."