Communicate effectively as a leader

It is important as an military leader to keep your Soldier informed

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COMMUNICATE EFFECTIVELY AS A LEADER

REFERENCE

FM 22-100 ARMY LEADERSHIP

158-F-0010 WRITE IN THE ARMY STYLE

158-G-0020 CONDUCT A MILITARY

BRIEFING

158-D-1140 COMMUNICATE

EFFECTIVELY IN A GIVEN

SITUATION

PURPOSE

OUTLINE

Analysis of robbery exercise

Johari window research

Analysis of soldier in Johari Window Research

Determine how leadership style affects communication

PRACTICAL EXERCISE

Why did the group members have

different responses to the exercise

statements? What caused these

differences?

Many people don’t perform very

well on this exercise. Why?

QUESTIONS?

QUESTIONS?

In your own words, how does incomplete information interfere with the communication process?

QUESTIONS?

How can you, as a leader, ensure that your communication efforts

are complete?

QUESTIONS?

What was the most important point covered in this material we just covered?

JOHARI WINDOW RESEARCH

JOHARI WINDOW RESEARCH

INTREPERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS MODEL

ARENA

ARENA (continue)

QUESTIONS?

QUESTIONS

QUESTIONS

BLIND SPOT

QUESTIONS?

QUESTIONS

ANSWER

ANSWER (continue)

LARGE FACADE

QUESTIONS?

ANSWERS

LARGE UNKNOWN

QUESTIONS?

ANSWERS

QUESTIONS?

WINDOW REPRESENTING ME IN THIS CLASS

WINDOW REPRESENTING PLATOON SITUATION

QUESTIONS?

SUMMARY

Analysis of robbery exercise

Johari window research

Analysis of soldier in Johari Window Research

Determine how leadership style affects communication

QUESTIONS?

CONCLUSION

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