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F
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C
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B
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A
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No Pass
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Competence
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Proficiency
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Mastery
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Fails to identify and research two leadership strategies.
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Provides a general explanation of two leadership strategies used to drive organizational change over the past 10 yrs.
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Provides a detailed explanation of chosen leadership strategies used to drive change over the past 10 yrs.
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Provides a thorough explanation of chosen leadership strategies. Includes detailed research and argument of whether strategies still hold relevance today.
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Fails to develop a description of two leadership strategies.
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Provides a general description of two chosen leadership strategies. No detail.
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Provides a detailed description of chosen leadership strategies used to drive change over the past 10 yrs.
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Provides a thorough description chosen leadership strategies used to drive change over the past 10 yrs.
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Fails to formulate an overview of how the two leadership strategies are used and rate their effectiveness.
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Provides a general overview of how the two leadership strategies are used and generally rate their effectiveness.
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Provides detailed overview of how the two leadership strategies are used and rate their effectiveness in detail.
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Provides thorough overview of how the two leadership strategies are used and rate their effectiveness in detail.
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Fails to describe how effective management alone will fall short of achieving desired organizational change.
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Provides a general description of how effective management alone will fall short of achieving desired organizational change.
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Provides a detailed description of how management alone will fall short of achieving desired organizational change without all levels of leadership effectively operating in their rolls.
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Provides a thorough description of how management alone will fall short of achieving desired organizational change without all levels of leadership effectively operating in their rolls. Including examples.
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