FTP Regional Seminar 15 June 2016 - Building Relational Trust

Grant Steadman - Building Relational Trust

BES Leadership Model

Bryk and Schneider, 2002

Determinants of Relational Trust

Interpersonal respect - for each other, children, families
Personal regard for others
Competence in Role
Personal Integrity

Consequences of Relational Trust

Positive attitude to risk and innovation
More outreach to parents
Enhanced commitment
Enhanced professional community

Open to Learning Values

(demonstrate respect, maximise valid info, build internal commitment)

State your point of view
State the grounds for your point of view
Inquire (by inviting other's reaction into other's thinking
Paraphrase/summarise and check
Evaluate/critique thinking
Establish common ground
Make a plan

"The Leadership Challenge" (App - lite and full) Good reflective tool.

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