What is Compassionate Leadership?

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Compassionate Leadership Through Service Learning with Jane Goodall and Roots & Shoots

30 個評分

University of Colorado Boulder

Compassionate Leadership Through Service Learning with Jane Goodall and Roots & Shoots

30 個評分

Join us for an action-oriented online teacher professional development course! This course will teach participants how to identify and implement a local service-learning campaign using the Roots & Shoots program model. The service learning curriculum equips participants with teacher resources to discover the differences between service-learning and community service, and apply the Roots & Shoots model to help youth have a voice in identifying and addressing needs in their community. At Roots & Shoots, our goal is to develop compassionate leaders to make the world a better place for people, other animals and the environment. Help us achieve that goal! Complete the course and mentor young people to lead change in their communities using community mapping, collaborating with stakeholders, and designing practical solutions in the form of campaigns. Connect young people to Dr. Jane Goodall’s message of hope while facilitating a sense of empowerment that comes from helping others!

從本節課中

Introduction

What is Compassionate Leadership?4:07

Developing a Compassionate Leadership Identity2:51

Understanding the Fundamental Concepts6:44

Reflections with Dr. Jane0:25

與講師見面

Hope Martinez
Youth Leadership Council Manager, Jane Goodall's Roots & Shoots
the Jane Goodall Institute
Dr. Jane Goodall, Ph.D., DBE
Founder, the Jane Goodall Institute
the Jane Goodall Institute
Brad McLain
Research Scientist, Co-Director Experiential Science Education Research Collaborative, University of Colorado, Boulder
Center for STEM Learning
Erin Viera-Orr
Vice President, Jane Goodall's Roots & Shoots
the Jane Goodall Institute

Hello. So, service learning has an obvious positive impact on the community.

But, let's take some time to talk more about the impact

the service work has on the person implementing it.

Roots & Shoots empowers you to become the type of leaders who

will make right choices to build a better world.

Using this model, young people lead local change through

service while developing skills and traits of compassionate leaders.

By leading service projects,

young people gain the skills needed to act with

confidence when someone or something needs help.

At the same time, service activates

a person's innate desire to do good and find their voice as a leader.

In all, when young people have this experience,

they develop compassion, act with empathy,

and become more self-aware.

I've been asked before what compassionate leadership looks

like in a real world experience or in practice.

So, let me give you an example.

In 2015, the Jane Goodall Institute became involved with many other organizations when

more than 60 chimpanzees were abandoned in Liberia

after being subjected to years of animal research.

The chimpanzees were completely dependent on humans for survival.

They were in a dire situation as their caretakers had been

left with no resources to care for these chimpanzees,

and their water systems were broken.

If the institution responsible for abandoning

these chimpanzees had been leading with compassion,

they would have used thoughtful planning in the implementation of their work.

They would have factored in health and long-term care of the chimpanzees.

There are many opportunities to flex

leadership muscles to Roots & Shoots service campaign.

Here, we highlight nine characteristics and traits of compassionate leaders.

Here, we see the Roots & Shoots compassionate leaders skills and traits.

So, how does Roots & Shoots help young people to

become compassionate leaders? Let's take a look.

When observing the community,

they practice empathy- connecting to feelings

outside their own by viewing concepts through the lens of another.

When mapping their community and choosing

the role they would like to play to make a difference,

they are using introspection- examining

their beliefs to consider how their actions affect the world around them.

Designing their Roots & Shoots campaign allows young people to think critically.

Exploring a topic from all angles before making a well-thought out decision.

They are also learning how to communicate openly by embracing

the participation of others and accepting new ideas and perspectives.

As they work in groups to carry out their campaign,

they are being team players- working well in

a team and engaging their peers by leveraging their individual skills.

Problem solving any unexpected circumstances along the way allows them to

become adaptable and resilient- embracing challenges and overcoming setbacks.

Taking the lead on projects they are passionate

about shows young people that they can act with

purpose- making choices that align with

a commitment to have a positive impact on important issues.

When problem solving with their peers and educating others about their campaign,

they gain the ability to inspire- setting a positive example for the people around them.

And finally, when a young person experiences

taking positive action to address a community need,

they become hopeful and optimistic-

staying positive and committed to achieving their goal.

Continuously practicing these skills

is critical to becoming good stewards of the community and our world,

not only will your learners' actions create

positive changes but they will inspire and model to others how to do the same.

Developing an awareness of their own compassionate traits and choosing to

strengthen these skills will serve them for the rest of their lives.

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