Identify the leadership strategies that Nehemiah used to remove barriers and make things happen.

1: Discuss how Nehemiah, as a leader, clarified values for the people and set an example. Based upon this reading as well as literature on the topic of Christian philosophy of education, convey a basic understanding of the elements of an educational philosophy that is based distinctively on a perspective drawn from Judeo-Christian scriptures. Address axiological issues. Leadership Journal 2: Analyze the specific leadership actions Nehemiah took to protect his enlisted workers who had bought in to the vision. Draw from this text practical applications to leadership within the field of education. Leadership Journal 3: Identify the leadership strategies that Nehemiah used to remove barriers and make things happen. Discuss the implications of a biblical worldview of leadership; include practical applications to the overall field of education Leadership Journal 4: Discuss how the teaching of the law by Ezra fostered shared knowledge, built community, and strengthened others. Draw from this text practical applications to leadership within the field of education. Leadership Journal 5: Discuss the importance of personal contribution and celebration in the life of organizations. Leadership Journal 6: Discuss specific leadership dangers that you face. Identify specific action steps to deal with these dangers/pitfalls.