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Roles of special education teachers, general education teachers, and students with disabilities in the inclusive setting

Roles of special education teachers, general education teachers, and students with disabilities in the inclusive setting Field Experience A: Leadership and Collaboration. Actively observe, interview, and collaborate with the mentor teacher, paraeducator, or aid who currently teaches math in a middle school classroom (Grades 6-8), about collaboration in the inclusive/mainstream classroom. Your observations should address … Read more

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How would you describe each manager’s philosophy and style of leadership

How would you describe each manager’s philosophy and style of leadership From Chapter 4, read the Case Study (at the end of the chapter), and analyze each manager’s style of leadership. In your analysis, address the questions that follow the case: Based on the assumptions of Theory X and Theory Y, how would you describe each … Read more

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Apply path-goal theory to a work group you are currently in.

Apply path-goal theory to a work group you are currently in. Part I Path-Goal Theory Apply path-goal theory to a work group you are currently in. How well does the leader’s style match the follower characteristics and task characteristics of your work group? Be sure to include supporting evidence from your textbook or other scholarly … Read more

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The Leadership Archetype Questionnaire Self-Assessment

The Leadership Archetype Questionnaire Self-Assessment To prepare for this Assignment, go to the “The Leadership Archetype Questionnaire Self-Assessment” on page 15 of the article. Take the survey and be as honest and objective as you can. In order to maximize the feedback from the LAQ, it is recommended that you ask some observers from existing … Read more

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Path-goal theory is criticized for its over-emphasis on the leader and not so much on the follower

Path-goal theory is criticized for its over-emphasis on the leader and not so much on the follower Using the definition of leadership as stated in the text—“Leadership is a process whereby an individual influences a group of individuals to achieve a common goal”—create an example where a leader uses and demonstrates each component effectively. Clearly … Read more

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