In this Work Product Assessment, you will use information from the documents provided to demonstrate your ability to engage in personal and professional leadership planning. Read “On Becoming a Critically

In this Work Product Assessment, you will use information from the documents provided to demonstrate your ability to engage in personal and professional leadership planning. Read “On Becoming a Critically Reflexive Practitioner.” Pay particular attention to pages 407–412 and pages 418–424. The author argues that critically reflexive practitioners have the ability to “engage their own learning” and surface tacit knowing—thus enabling them to build self-awareness, enhance critical thinking skills, and rethink their conceptualizations of the world. Consider the differences between critically reflexive means of learning, and traditional objectivist means of learning. Consider the implications of critical reflexive practice and praxis on the education and development of leaders. With this information in mind, respond to the following prompts and questions: Self-awareness is an important part of any process of self-improvement. In Part I of this Assessment, you used critical self-reflection to identify specific leadership and/or followership-oriented strengths and weaknesses. In Part II of this Assessment, you will continue a process of self-reflection and you will identify three leadership-oriented goals that relate to your personal core values and principles, and that also relate to the strengths and weaknesses you articulated in Part I. Understanding the relationship of core values and principles to goals is important because, unless important leadership goals derive from your values and principles, you are unlikely to buy into them, and others will perceive your goals as inauthentic and not worth committing to you achieve. Well-thought-out plans are critical for success, both for yourself and your organization. As psychologist and author Dr. Fitzhugh Dodson said, “Without goals, and plans to reach them, you are like a ship that has set sail with no destination.” (Dodson, n.d.). In Parts I and II of this Assessment, you identified your leadership strengths and weaknesses and reflected on the important values and principles that have ed you develop leadership-oriented goals. In this final part of this Assessment, you will take the three leader and/or follower goals that you have set for yourself and outline a general action plan that will you achieve them. Purchase the answer to view it