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Being in Charge - Digital
Explores the experience of being a new leader in an infant/family program.
Describes how to use self-awareness, observation, and flexible responses as tools to increase on-the-job effectiveness and manage stress. Leadership issues discussed include relationships with staff members, encouraging colleagial work, and learning from conflict. Includes a leadership style self-assessment and interactive group exercises.
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