Leading with compassion and vigilance

Leading with compassion and vigilance

by Musa M Sanneh -
Number of replies: 2

The best leadership quality to deal with the situation is the democratic style of leadership to give each affected individual the opportunity to be cared for in the circumstance available. By doing so justice, empathy and care will be served to all.

. My past is not much affected by Gender Based Violence as i was privy to be inducted on a training on Gender Based Violence and that really helped in handling such cases of GBV in my current school and a shared policy on GBV with all the parents is published yearly to help in managing such cases.

There has not been biases affecting the functions of GBV execution in my current school. Cultural beliefs were handled with the most care.

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Re: Leading with compassion and vigilance

by Alhagie Secka -
you are fortunate to have such but you should also help in continuously sensitising your staff, students and parents on the TFGBV because they are continuously interacting with the internet and are exposed to all those agents that can affect their behaviours outside school.
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Re: Leading with compassion and vigilance

by Nanding Jammeh -
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