Leadership Development
Leadership Development: Philosophy, Governance, and Skills Scoring Guide
Due Date: End of Unit 6 Percentage of Course Grade: 20%.
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CRITERIA |
NON-PERFORMANCE |
BASIC |
PROFICIENT |
DISTINGUISHED |
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Describe a leadership role and title for a position in a selected human services organization. 13% |
Does not describe a leadership role and title for a position in a selected human services organization. |
Describes a leadership role and title for a position in a selected human services organization, but the description is incomplete or insufficient. |
Describes a leadership role and title for a position in a selected human services organization. |
Describes a leadership role and title for a position in a selected human services organization. Describes the reporting relationships for this position. |
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Develop a leadership statement that encompasses a leadership philosophy for a specified position in a human services organization. 13% |
Does not develop a leadership statement that encompasses a leadership philosophy for a specified position in a human services organization. |
Develops a leadership statement that encompasses a leadership philosophy for a specified position in a human services organization, but the statement is incomplete or insufficient. |
Develops a leadership statement that encompasses a leadership philosophy for a specified position in a human services organization. |
Develops a leadership statement that encompasses a leadership philosophy for a specified position in a human services organization. Explains how the statement encompasses the leadership philosophy. |
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Discuss the rationale for a selected leadership philosophy, including how the philosophy reflects service delivery for the customer population. 13% |
Does not discuss the rationale for a selected leadership philosophy, including how the philosophy reflects service delivery for the customer population. |
Discusses the rationale for a selected leadership philosophy, but does not discuss how the philosophy reflects service delivery for the customer population, or the discussion is incomplete or otherwise flawed. |
Discusses the rationale for a selected leadership philosophy, including how the philosophy reflects service delivery for the customer population. |
Discusses the rationale for a selected leadership philosophy, including how the philosophy reflects service delivery for the customer population. Provides a specific example of how the philosophy applies to a service delivery challenge. |
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Discuss how a leadership philosophy and rationale address the unique components of service delivery for a nonprofit, for-profit, or government organization. 13% |
Does not discuss how a leadership philosophy and rationale address the unique components of service delivery for a nonprofit, for-profit, or government organization. |
Discusses how a leadership philosophy and rationale address the unique components of service delivery for a nonprofit, for-profit, or government organization, but the discussion is incomplete, inaccurate, or insufficient. |
Discusses how a leadership philosophy and rationale address the unique components of service delivery for a nonprofit, for-profit, or government organization. |
Discusses how a leadership philosophy and rationale address the unique components of service delivery for a nonprofit, for-profit, or government organization. Includes supporting literature about leadership philosophies. |
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Define 10 to 15 leadership skills important for an identified leadership role in a human services organization. 12% |
Does not define 10 to 15 leadership skills important for an identified leadership role in a human services organization. |
Defines leadership skills for an identified leadership role in a human services organization but defines less than 10 skills, or the skills are not relevant. |
Defines 10 to 15 leadership skills important for an identified leadership role in a human services organization. |
Defines 10 to 15 leadership skills important for an identified leadership role in a human services organization. Supports the importance of the skills by citing scholarly literature. |
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Assess a leader’s competency on identified leadership skills for a specified human services position. 12% |
Does not assess a leader’s competency on identified leadership skills for a specified human services position. |
Assesses a leader’s competency on identified leadership skills for a specified human services position, but the assessment is incomplete, inaccurate, or insufficient. |
Assesses a leader’s competency on identified leadership skills for a specified human services position. |
Assesses a leader’s competency on identified leadership skills for a specified human services position. Describes the assumptions behind the assessment. |
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Analyze actions needed for skill improvement for skills required in a specified human services position. 12% |
Does not analyze actions needed for skill improvement for skills required in a specified human services position. |
Analyzes actions needed for skill improvement for skills required in a specified human services position, but the analysis is incomplete, inaccurate, or insufficient. |
Analyzes actions needed for skill improvement for skills required in a specified human services position. |
Analyzes actions needed for skill improvement for skills required in a specified human services position. Cites relevant resources to assist in skills improvement. |
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Write in a manner consistent with the expectations of the human services profession. 12% |
Does not write in a manner consistent with the expectations of the human services profession. |
Writes in a manner consistent with the expectations of the human services profession, but with frequent errors and lapses. |
Writes in a manner consistent with the expectations of the human services profession. |
Writes in a manner consistent with the expectations of the human services profession. Uses current APA style and formatting for all in-text citations and references. |