Introduction to Leadership

Read the Getting Started section and

Deuteronomy 10:12

-

13

(new tab)

.

1.

Compose a 200

-

250 word reflection considering the following

prompts:

a.

Why will it be important for you to “guard” or “keep” what you

have been learning?

b.

What strategies do you plan to employ to “ke

ep” your learning

fresh in your mind?

c.

How does what you have learned apply to you as a leader? What

steps can you take this week to implement what you have

learned?

d.

What other thoughts would you like to share what you have

discovered?

Not

e

: Your reflection does not need to answer each of the provided prompts.

Rather, use those prompts to help stimulate your reflection. Your 200

-

250 word

“journal” should simply be your personal

and professional thinking that emerges

from the reading and reflection

.

Read the Getting Started section and Deuteronomy 10:12-13(new tab).

1. Compose a 200-250 word reflection considering the following

prompts:

a. Why will it be important for you to “guard” or “keep” what you

have been learning?

b. What strategies do you plan to employ to “keep” your learning

fresh in your mind?

c. How does what you have learned apply to you as a leader? What

steps can you take this week to implement what you have

learned?

d. What other thoughts would you like to share what you have

discovered?

Note: Your reflection does not need to answer each of the provided prompts.

Rather, use those prompts to help stimulate your reflection. Your 200-250 word

“journal” should simply be your personal and professional thinking that emerges

from the reading and reflection.