So many times we as educators think we have to do everything in the classroom. But what if we let it go and let the students lead? What could happen? Ask yourself these questions to see what you can do to let your students take the lead in your classroom.

1. 5 QUESTIONS TO HELP
YOU CREATE A
LEADERSHIP-CENTERED
CLASSROOM
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2. WHAT ARE SOME TASKS
OR ROUTINES I
CURRENTLY DO IN MY
CLASSROOM THAT
COULD BE DONE BY
STUDENTS?

3. HOW HARD IS IT FOR ME
TO TRUST THESE
TASKS/ROUTINES TO GET
DONE?

4. AM I WILLING TO LET GO
OF MY WAY OF DOING
CERTAIN THINGS?

5. BY LETTING GO, HOW
MIGHT I ACCEPT A
DIFFERENT APPROACH
OF GETTING THE
TASKS/ROUTINES DONE?

6. HOW CAN I
COLLABORATE WITH
OTHER STAFF TO HELP
STUDENTS ACHIEVE
THEIR POTENTIAL BY
PROVIDING THEM A
LEADERSHIP
RESPONSIBILITY?

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