By Kristina B on
7/17/2010 12:21 PM
"Invent"-ory. Inventory is a good name for this survey, for in taking it you may invent--or reinvent--your opinion of yourself. Of course, the person who knows you best is YOU, but sometimes it is clarifying to step back and see your reflection in someone else's eyes. In this case, the reflection is through the lens of Dave Bauer's Change Leader Inventory. It is an independently completed and co-dependently analyzed survey about YOU.
In taking it I received confirmation in some of my opinions and redefinition in others. This, however, was only because I had an open mind; I anticipate that this survey is not for everyone. On the surface, many of the questions seem obvious and maybe even a bit amateur. Impatience will make them remain so. You must set these impressions aside and allow Dave to guide you through the process. Initial skepticism will dissolve into respect when you see you ...
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By Esther on
7/8/2010 10:01 AM
The CLI was valuable to me
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By cjllop on
6/18/2010 7:17 AM
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By SacredHeart on
6/6/2010 6:11 PM
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By SacredHeart on
6/6/2010 5:40 PM
The rain garden is planted and students enjoy the beauty of their work!
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By Danielle Peters on
6/2/2010 9:57 PM
The Change Leader Inventory (CLI) was more of a self-realization tool than I thought it would be. As a person who has lead environmental groups, initiatives, and projects for 2 years of college with no prior experience, taking this inventory made me realize a lot about myself as a leader that would have been extremely valuable for when I first became involved with those groups. Taking a leadership role goes beyond just wanting to fix something and doing something about it. You are responsible for the ways that others go about completing tasks and addressing various issues as well; their success depends upon your ability to lead them. Because of this, knowing about yourself, and knowing how you interact with and concern yourself with people other than yourself is extremely important, and this is what the CLI tells you.
I believe that the CLI provides young, impassioned leaders with the wisdom found in an experienced leader of change. The CLI first takes you through a series of ques ...
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By International on
5/21/2010 2:10 PM
It's May and we have made progress on our garden project!
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By SacredHeart on
5/19/2010 6:35 AM
Arianne and Sam from last year’s Youth Summit paint the rain barrel purchased for the garden area.
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By SacredHeart on
5/19/2010 6:34 AM
Environmental class beginning to dig the soil and rototill the area for the garden.
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By Park on
5/19/2010 6:12 AM
Some pictures - still to come
A description of the project - The Park School of Buffalo will be installing solar panels on two campus buildings. The team is in charge of educating the Park community about the solar panels.
State data that supports positive change in the environment has occurred - The students have started their preparations for a morning meeting assembly. They have been baking in a solar oven to show how people can use solar in their everyday lives. Students from all grades have been curious about the oven and have been checking in on the baking progress. They were amazed that you could cook with solar. The group will continue with this education next week and serve the cake at our assembly. They will educate the study body more in depth about the panels at Park.
If money was spent, how much and for what purposes? Approximately $100 has been spent. ...
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