Robert's Rules

What is Leadership?

• An activity to attend.

• The action of leading a group of people or an organization.

• Watching a team from the sidelines.

• Giving orders for others to follow.

Which one of the following is NOT an officer position in Leadership?

• President

• Secretary

• Governor

• Vice President

Which of the following is NOT a character trait of a good Leader?

• Supportive

• Effective Communicator

• Inspiring

• Demanding

What are 'Robert's Rules'?

• Procedures for deliberation to have constructive meetings, and to help, not hinder a meeting.

• Rules created by a gentleman named Robert, to help organize teams.

• Rules and procedures used by schools to design effective curriculum.

• Procedures for creating fair teams.

What is deliberation?

• Preparation for a meeting.

• Notes taken during a meeting.

• Reflection after a meeting.

• Discussion and debate.

What is constructive criticism?

• Helps to improve and promote further development.

• Negative feedback.

• Hurtful and unnecessary.

• General, overall feedback.

Which of the following is NOT an example of 'hindering' a meeting?

• Interrupting

• Following an agenda

• Having side conversations

• Allowing conversations to get off topic

Who is the 'Chair' in a meeting?

• Secretary

• Vice President

• President

• Anyone who volunteers

How do you 'obtain the floor' and speak during a meeting?

• Raise your hand.

• Fill out a comment card.

• Wait until it's quiet and stand up.

• Raise your hand and be called on by the Chair (President).

What is the purpose for 'making a motion' (I, ________, move that we....)?

• To end a meeting.

• To call for a vote on something.

• To begin a meeting.

• To have a discussion.