SPRING 2009 LTI FIRST SESSION
A Blip from the Session

This past Sunday, February 8th, was LTI's first session. Groups of students visited the famous chalkboards in MIT's Stata Center to illustrate leaders.

In this activity, "Anatomy of a Leader," Students were asked to illustrate what characteristics, physical, mental, and personal, would make a great leaders. Our students used their creativity to the fullest.

Stata center's chalkboards are still adorned with a diverse collection of 2 dimensional leaders with interesting accessories, such as cell phones, wild hair styles, mysterious creatures, and even an open heart.

The Anatomy of a Leader allows students to brainstorm what leaders typically look like and what characteristics many of today's prominent leaders possess. The group work allows for creative brainstorming, discussion, and compromise.

Look forward to next session's program!

Note: There is no session this upcoming Sunday, February 15th due to MIT and Boston and Cambridge area school schedules.