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    This lesson asks students to choose a quote about leadership, record it, and write what they think it means. Students are then asked to read the quote to two other students and record what those students say about the meaning. Finally, students write about how hearing other views affected their own understanding of the quote.

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    Lesson Eleven for Students

    Leadership

    Words that inspire

    DIRECTIONS: Choose a quote that inspires you, made about leadership or by a leader in the news. Re-

    cord the quote in the center and write what you think the quote means on the lines above the quote. Read the quote to two other students and record their responses to the quote, asking them what it means and what they think. Write what they tell you on the lines below the quote.

    QUote

    FOLLOW-UP: Write your thinking about the quote after hearing from other students. Did others

    views affect the way you viewed the quote?


    LEADERSHIP 39

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