Tom I March 10, 2023
What does it take to be “The Man”? In this lesson, students will explore different types of leadership styles with a focus on the advantages and disadvantages of democratic leadership in various situations. The lesson features a video about the qualities and characteristics of democratic leaders. Students will learn and practice relevant vocabulary related to leadership styles. The lesson includes plenty of engaging discussion activities and worksheets developed for both adult and teenage learners, ensuring a dynamic and insightful learning experience.
Listening: Students will watch and listen to a video that explains the qualities and characteristics of democratic leaders. They'll learn how these leaders involve their followers in decision-making, favor collaboration, and establish low power distance with their team. This activity will improve their listening skills and provide insights into democratic leadership in various contexts.
Speaking: The lesson will encourage students to engage in discussions about democratic leadership styles. They'll share opinions on the advantages and disadvantages of such leadership in the workplace. This activity aims to enhance their ability to articulate their thoughts and engage in meaningful conversations in English about management and leadership.
Vocabulary: Students will learn specific vocabulary related to leadership and management, such as "collaborative approach," "decentralized power," and "mutual benefit." These terms will help them understand and discuss various aspects of democratic leadership more effectively.
Homework: The homework involves activities like filling in the blanks, correcting errors, and choosing the correct options in sentences related to leadership styles. These tasks aim to reinforce their understanding of the vocabulary and concepts related to democratic leadership, improving their ability to use relevant terms and expressions correctly in English.
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