a paper

Yuejia Yin (Yulia)

EDUC 505

02/08/2016

The Wounded Leadership

As a consequence of directly going to the UNC for master degree after graduating from Shanghai Normal University, I never had work experience. However, when I was in senior school in China, I had been elected as the monitor in my class. It could be a special experience of leadership. Actually, being a monitor was not an easy issue and I suffered a lot from that experience. As a monitor in senior school class, there were several responsibilities such as supervising classmates to hand in their homework on time, prohibiting them from plagiarism, organizing some activities and improving their study scores. These tasks seemed to be difficult for me at that time because not only I should take these responsibilities but also I need to improve myself in study. As a monitor, I felt very complacent and I believed that I had the authority to decide everything.