Leadership Practical Assessment
Meanwood Park
29-30th March, 2013
Day 1
Nice weather
one of the obstacles...crossing
love this pic..simply awesome
Spider's web game..Lah is trying to help Adrian..
Hakuna Matata..
Day 2
Emotional Intelligence (E.I)
The only people participated our activity today
Adrian, our lecturer (L) and
Jason (R), Outdoor Principal
They're trying to invent something..
Their creative invention done !!!
catch as many as you can !!
Cherlyn and Adrian
Jason and Zaimah
Go..Go..Go..
Let's the game begin..
let's go guys..
how many fish have you guys got?
Slow and steady technique
Blind-folded pirate game. .
What do you feel guys?
On the 29th and 30th April, we had a leadership practical based on the leadership theory we had selected. The first day, our team Lah, Nemo and I had to act as participants (used to be volunteers to help other groups). Due to lack of volunteers that should have participated the activities, we had no choice and had to be involved in all activities conducted by the other teams. The were two sessions, morning and afternoon. In both sessions, we did experience a lot of new things. Some of the activities and games, for me personally, could be implemented in any of my future activities. Thanks for sharing your ideas mates!!!
The second day, there were only four participants involved in our practical session. But, it was okay. We had to carry on the session. There were 3 activities conducted by our team based on leadership theory we had selected, Emotional Intelligence (I.E). Firstly, the activity was called "CREATIVE INVENTION". In this activity or game, the group had to invent anything they liked. All the stuffs needed were basically from natural resources only. They managed to invent 'hydropower' fan made from leaves and dead branches. In the second activity, LET'S GO FISHING, the participants had to make a fishing rode/line by using only newspaper and things provided glue etc. This game was won by Jason and Zaimah's group. The third activity was called BLIND-FOLDED PIRATE. In this game, they had to elect one leader whom they thought was a good one, in this case, Adrian was elected as a leader. The other three participants were blindfolded. Adrian, the leader, was only provided with one area which he had to stay in that pace in order to give instructions and command to his members. The leader should instruct the team from where he stood in order to move from the starting point of the maze, to the finishing line. The participants had to collect the 'treasure' placed somewhere on their way and to put it at the finishing line. After we had done all the activities, there was a reflection session on the task today. Alhamdulillah, we managed to get good comments from our lecturer and outdoor instructor, Adrian and Jason respectively.
