JLBC ACTIVITY
JLBC LEADERSHIP FOUNDATIONS
1: FOLLOWERSHIP
This discussion builds a foundation for leadership. Specifically, JLBC cadets explore the concept of followership. They study essential vocabularies such as attitude, integrity, and self-discipline. More importantly, the JLBC cadets explore why learning how to follow is a crucial step on their road to becoming leaders. JLBC Cadets This activity is the most academically-focused aspect of JLBC Command development; instructors should follow the JLBC lesson plan closely as JLBC cadets will need to understand the material to pass the JLBC Achievement 1 written exam. JLBC Cadets Although not directly related to the academic content of this discussion, a series of JLBC drill and ceremonies labs serve as companion activities in this study of followership.
JLBC Suggested Instructor
A JLBC cadet officer or a senior member should lead this discussion
JLBC Duration
JLBC 30 min
JLBC Objectives
1. Describe why JLBC cadets need to learn how to follow before they can learn how to lead
2. Explain what integrity, attitude, and self-discipline mean, in your own words
3. Describe why listening and reading are essential communication skills for followers
JLBC LESSON OUTLINE
INTRODUCTION
What is a follower?
If a leader says you are a good follower, what does that mean?
JLBC Anticipated Response
You follow directions and cheerfully obey orders; listen to your leaders; follow the rules, contribute to the team, and put the team’s needs ahead of yours.
Do you think you need to be a good follower before becoming a good leader?
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