Leadership immures such variables as managing, planning, motivating, envisioning goals, recruiting, training, controlling, organizing, and evaluating. Effective teachers in the classroom have these variables and many more. Effective leaders and teachers possess many of the same traits, such as judgment, initiative, dependability, confidence, intelligence, objectivity, honesty, cooperation, understanding, and confidence. A leader can make decisions without having to involve others. Building principals usually expect teachers to handle routine kinds of problems without coming to them each time for input.
Principals expect teachers to make decisions.
If teachers aren't enthusiastic in the classroom, they probably don't have any students signing up for their classes. Students do not like to sit and be bored for an entire class period. If teachers have leadership qualities, they will be also possessing energetic qualities that transfer to their students. One of the greatest rewards in teaching is to have former student returns and tell teachers how much they inspired and influenced their life. Teachers usually are not aware of this when it is happening and seems to take a while for students to understand the value many teachers have added to their life.