I am a Year 8 learner in Room 2 at Pt England School in Auckland, NZ. My teacher is Ms. Tapuke.
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Monday, 21 October 2019
What makes a good sibling?
Do you think you are a good sibling? Well if not, then here are the main qualities of a good sibling that you can look up to. A good sibling is Obedient, Cheerful and shows initiative.
A good sibling is obedient which means that they listen to people around them. They don’t get upset when they have to do more work. For example, an employee working on extra tasks that his boss gave to him.
An admirable sibling is cheerful. They enjoy their time and don’t get upset about little things. They smile all the time and make people around them happy. For example, a boy not sad about raining on a rugby game.
A great sibling shows initiative which means they do work even when not told to. They complete their tasks on time. For example, A person doing chores without being told by their parents.
So in conclusion, to be a good sibling you have to listen to your parents, you have to be joyful and you should complete work without being told to.
What makes a good leader?
Firstly, an effective leader is cooperative which means they work well with their group and don’t exclude anyone. For example, a boss would tell ALL of his employees about an upcoming project and work with his employees to distribute their work.
Secondly, a leader is honest with his team members. They give their honest opinion about someone’s work and gives them constructive criticism. For example, a boss could tell his employee if his work is not as good as he envisioned and suggest him where to improve.
Lastly, a leader is courageous. They are willing to take risks knowing that they can fail. For example, A phone company could launch another type of product like a laptop that the customers may not be used to, knowing that the product has a very high chance of failure.
So in conclusion, to be an effective leader you have to be a good team worker, truthful and you have to be brave.
Secondly, a leader is honest with his team members. They give their honest opinion about someone’s work and gives them constructive criticism. For example, a boss could tell his employee if his work is not as good as he envisioned and suggest him where to improve.
Lastly, a leader is courageous. They are willing to take risks knowing that they can fail. For example, A phone company could launch another type of product like a laptop that the customers may not be used to, knowing that the product has a very high chance of failure.
So in conclusion, to be an effective leader you have to be a good team worker, truthful and you have to be brave.
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