Unit 5 2: Leaders in My Community English as a - IntraEdu 2026

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  2. Begin by entering your name, date, and class/section at the top of the form. This personalizes your submission.
  3. In the Performance Task Description section, reflect on how individuals can impact their communities through servant leadership and altruism.
  4. For Step 1, research heroes who exemplify these qualities. Use the provided resources to gather information.
  5. In Step 2, create a one-page profile for your chosen hero. Highlight their contributions and characteristics of servant leadership.
  6. Finally, in Step 3, write a reflection paragraph on how you can embody these qualities in your community.

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They must possess empathy, the ability to inspire, strong communication skills and pride in their community. Effective leaders are problem solvers who involve all members of their teams. They get people to work together toward a common goal. They focus on building effectiveness the ability to get things done.
A community leaders job is not to take on all the problems of the community themselves, Page 10 8 but rather to work together with everyone in the community, to mobilize and guide others to facilitate solutions about the well-being of the community.
Your job as a community leader is to know what values lie at the heart of the community you serve. To make informed decisions, you must also foster and maintain a clear understanding of the various environmental and sociopolitical forces at play, as well as all sides of the major issues affecting that community.
Community leader is a designation, often by secondary sources (particularly in the media), for a person widely perceived to represent a community. A simple way to understand community leadership is to see it as leadership in, for and by the community.
Community leaders are largely responsible for creating a community where residents feel welcomed, safe and have the opportunity to become involved. From turning dangerous areas into safe neighborhoods to starting projects that benefit youth or the environment, good leadership makes a difference.
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Community leaders give direction to the community, connect members and facilitate discussions, but they do not have authority over members or own the community. Successful communities belong to their members. For more hands-on tips on community leadership in practice, see Community Management section.

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