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On today’s video, Dr. Amanda meets with guest Dr. Bruce Tinor to discuss leadership integrity and key principles to maintain it. Episode 22: How to Maintain Leadership Integrity Dr. Bruce Tinor Recommendations Ethics for Behavior Analysts by Jon Bailey and Mary Burch Foundational Concepts of Educational Leadership and Management.
Time Stamps
3:45: Dr. Amanda: What are effective characteristics of a leader?
3:50: Dr. Bruce Tinor : Integrity, humility, and discipline are important as an
administrator. Listening to your staff is critical.
5:45: Dr. Amanda: How would you define integrity as a leader?
5:50: Dr. Bruce Tinor: Being honest and transparent with your staff,
stakeholders, and clients.
7:37: Dr. Amanda: Is there anything about mentor leaders that helped you in
this area?
7:50: Dr. Bruce Tinor: Yes, I have many opportunities to work with leaders that
have integrity.
10:30: Dr. Amanda: Where have you seen a leader grow in integrity?
10:40: Dr. Bruce Tinor: The longer you are in a profession you see both sides of
the coin-the good, the bad, and the ugly.
13:00: Dr. Amanda: Do you believe leaders can grow in the area of integrity?
13:05: Dr. Bruce: Absolutely, every behavior can be shaped. It is very critical that
the individuals who lack in these areas are around other leadrers who
exude characteristics of integrity.
14:30: Dr. Amanda: What is one lesson in leadership integrity that you used
and it went well?
14:45: Dr. Bruce Tinor: In leadership you are always going to be in a position to
have uncomfortable conversations. People respect honesty even if it
makes someone uncomfortable in the moment.
17:40: Dr. Amanda: What is a lesson learned from another leader or a time
where you grew in an area of integrity?
18:00: Dr. Bruce Tinor: Ethics is an important part of being a behaivior analyst.
Self reflection is critical as a leader
21:40: Dr. Amanda: How do you think leaders keep themselves accountable?
22:50: Dr. Bruce Tinor: You have to have people and colleagues for support.
Leadeship can come from other factions of life.
On today’s video, Dr. Amanda meets with guest Dr. Bruce Tinor to discuss leadership integrity and key principles to maintain it. Episode 22: How to Maintain Leadership Integrity Dr. Bruce Tinor Recommendations Ethics for Behavior Analysts by Jon Bailey and Mary Burch Foundational Concepts of Educational Leadership and Management.
Time Stamps
3:45: Dr. Amanda: What are effective characteristics of a leader?
3:50: Dr. Bruce Tinor : Integrity, humility, and discipline are important as an
administrator. Listening to your staff is critical.
5:45: Dr. Amanda: How would you define integrity as a leader?
5:50: Dr. Bruce Tinor: Being honest and transparent with your staff,
stakeholders, and clients.
7:37: Dr. Amanda: Is there anything about mentor leaders that helped you in
this area?
7:50: Dr. Bruce Tinor: Yes, I have many opportunities to work with leaders that
have integrity.
10:30: Dr. Amanda: Where have you seen a leader grow in integrity?
10:40: Dr. Bruce Tinor: The longer you are in a profession you see both sides of
the coin-the good, the bad, and the ugly.
13:00: Dr. Amanda: Do you believe leaders can grow in the area of integrity?
13:05: Dr. Bruce: Absolutely, every behavior can be shaped. It is very critical that
the individuals who lack in these areas are around other leadrers who
exude characteristics of integrity.
14:30: Dr. Amanda: What is one lesson in leadership integrity that you used
and it went well?
14:45: Dr. Bruce Tinor: In leadership you are always going to be in a position to
have uncomfortable conversations. People respect honesty even if it
makes someone uncomfortable in the moment.
17:40: Dr. Amanda: What is a lesson learned from another leader or a time
where you grew in an area of integrity?
18:00: Dr. Bruce Tinor: Ethics is an important part of being a behaivior analyst.
Self reflection is critical as a leader
21:40: Dr. Amanda: How do you think leaders keep themselves accountable?
22:50: Dr. Bruce Tinor: You have to have people and colleagues for support.
Leadeship can come from other factions of life.