Student Self Leadership Champion PRO

Issued by Blanchard

Individuals who earn this badge completed the PRO version of the Blanchard Student Self Leadership for Champions course. This 4-week collaborative online teaches how to support teenagers so that they can become empowered self leaders. With five virtual sessions with Blanchard’s leadership experts as well as self-study material, the class provides a common language between adults and student self leaders so that they can become more self-reliant and have better conversations more often.

Type Learning
Level Intermediate
Time Months
Cost Free

Additional Details

Skills

Activating Points Of Power
Articulating Expectations
Asking Questions that Open Dialogue
Assessing Competence and Commitment
Being Proactive
Challenging Assumed Constraints
Communicating Directly
Diagnosing Development Level
Giving an Effective Apology
Helping Youth Set Goals
Leadership
Matching Leadership Style
Personal Accountability
Providing the Right Amount of Direction and Support
SLII
Taking Responsibility
Teaching

Earning Criteria

Completed 20+ hours of learning activities in the Student Self Leadership Collaborative Online Course consisting of formal learning and in-platform application work
Completed several self-assessments about: evaluating natural leadership tendencies; writing clear and compelling goals; diagnosing a person's development level on a goal or task; using the ENGAGE model for teaching; and demonstrating the knowledge, skills, and confidence to implement the self leadership mindsets and skillsets
Attended and/or viewed recordings of 4–5 virtual CHAMPION sessions including participation in large and small-group activities
Completed the self-study content, at-home activities, missions, and discussion questions for each week
Submitted assignments that describe: your mentor mission statement; applying Communication Essentials skills; how you have flipped a limiting belief; skills or personal characteristics that enable you to influence outcomes or people; personal goals; examples of when you have been at different development levels: beginning, struggling, building confidence, and expert; specific ways to help youth become more self-reliant; and skills that enable you to influence outcomes or people