Text-Rich Communications
Course Description:
Communication for Leadership teaches students how to be supportive team members, independent thinkers, and leaders. Through the use of the skills learned in improvisation, students develop the ability to think quickly, make strong choices, adapt to unique situations, and take initiative. Applying the tenants of improvisation, this class teaches leadership, group-think, and acceptance. Those who have learned improvisation learn team-work, communication and problem-solving skills, and how to be creative. In addition to improvisation and leadership, students will also practice creative writing and self-reflection to become leaders with skills desired by today’s colleges and businesses.
Curriculum Guide:
The complete curriculum guide for the course is located at the link below.
Communication for Leadership teaches students how to be supportive team members, independent thinkers, and leaders. Through the use of the skills learned in improvisation, students develop the ability to think quickly, make strong choices, adapt to unique situations, and take initiative. Applying the tenants of improvisation, this class teaches leadership, group-think, and acceptance. Those who have learned improvisation learn team-work, communication and problem-solving skills, and how to be creative. In addition to improvisation and leadership, students will also practice creative writing and self-reflection to become leaders with skills desired by today’s colleges and businesses.
Curriculum Guide:
The complete curriculum guide for the course is located at the link below.
Additional Resources
Communication for Leadership does not currently have an adopted textbook. Additional resources, as compiled by DMPS teachers, are listed below.
