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Publicación Acceso abierto A personal leadership statement(2021-07-14) Castro Cabarcas, Isabela; Amador Agámez, Valentina; Lázaro Morales, Gisela; Aguas Castillo, Pedro PabloThis article aims to show the importance of teacher leadership, its concept, and the characteristics of a leader. In addition to defining teacher's empowerment, describing leadership empowerment, and its benefits for people around, with the purpose to encourage teachers to be good leaders and be empowered to develop classes in a better way. Likewise, this article contains personal assumptions, implications for the future, experience throughout the course, and the personal goals and expectations of the authors as future teachers, and thus be able to have adequate management in the classroom and develop the classes effectively.Publicación Acceso abierto A personal leadership statement(Universidad de Córdoba, 2024-07-12) Flórez Pretel, Brayan José; Hernández González, Andrea Carolina; Aguas Castillo, Pedro PabloToday's education is facing a new generation of students who require a system that is innovative, but that also helps them enhance basic values, such as teamwork, which may not be as evident today. In addition, schools recognize the importance of instilling a communicative environment, so priority is sought to be given to speaking and communication skills in a foreign language such as English. This document addresses the importance of team leadership and in the educational field and how its integration into the teaching/learning process can be a significant point of improvement. It also describes how empowerment is key to developing and achieving goals so that teacher leaders and students can meet their higher needs. In this way, a plan is proposed that allows the team leadership process to be carried out and provides students with what they need to improve. This plan aims to foster students' curiosity, critical thinking and teamwork, as well as promote inclusion and diversity in a context where communication is prioritized. Finally, this paper includes our assumptions about this leadership process and the implications for the future of being properly empowered to support quality improvement and the constant evolution of education.