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                      | 2022-2023 College Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG] 
 
   |  FSC 170C - Fire Service Leadership III   1 Credits, 1 Contact Hours1 lecture period 0 lab periods
 
 Continuation of FSC 170B . Includes practical training for fire service leadership and supervision. Also includes situational leadership, delegation, coaching, and discipline.
 
 Prerequisite(s): FSC 149
 Information: This course meets National Fire Academy (NFA) requirements for Leadership I, II, and III. FSC 170A , FSC 170B , and FSC 70C together constitute FSC 170 .
 
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 Course Learning Outcomes
 
 
	Identify the basic leadership behaviors and styles.Identify the levels of employee development.Demonstrate the ability to match employee development with leadership styles. Performance Objectives:
 
 
	Identify ways of matching leadership styles to diverse populations of employees.Define delegation and identify the benefits derived from and the barriers that prevent effective delegation.Identify the four critical coaching techniques.Define coaching techniques and demonstrate the ability to match coaching techniques with subordinate performance.Demonstrate an understanding of the uses of discipline to correct improper employee behavior.Identify methods for applying discipline consistently, fairly, and impartially. Outline:
 
 
	Situational Leadership
	
		DefinitionLeadership stylesEmployee development levelsMatching leadership styles with employee development levelsMatching leadership styles to diverse populationsDelegation
	
		DefinitionPrinciples of effective delegationBenefits and barriers to effective delegationCoaching
	
		Definition and coaching techniquesCharacteristics of an effective coachMatching coaching style with employee developmentTraining versus counselingDiscipline
	
		DefinitionPositive versus negative disciplineCorrecting behaviorRules and regulationsProgressive disciplineDisciplinary interviewConsistency in discipline methods 
 
 
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