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Friesen, Katherine L.; Stephens, Clinton M. – Journal of Leadership Education, 2016
In response to the National Leadership Education Agenda, this application brief furthers priority one, addressing the teaching, learning, and curriculum development of leadership education. The ability of students to demonstrate leadership outcome mastery in areas of communication, self-awareness, interpersonal interactions, and civic…
Descriptors: Leadership Training, Leadership, Questioning Techniques, Teaching Methods
Scroggs, Lori E.; Sattler, Joan L.; McMillan, Brad – Journal of Leadership Education, 2009
Leadership educators must decide upon the theoretical paradigms and curricular approaches in which to locate their leadership programs and inform their practice. This application article features the mosaic approach adopted by Bradley University which places many and divergent pieces together to allow students to experience different conceptual…
Descriptors: Undergraduate Students, Leadership Training, Curriculum Development, Curriculum Design
Bridgeforth, Brian W. – Journal of Leadership Education, 2005
The history of academic inquiry into leadership as a discipline has yielded the unintended consequence of compounding confusion and perpetuating the myth of leadership as mystical. This paper takes that acknowledgement and inquires into the past and future of leadership theory development from a systemic perspective to define the concept, propose…
Descriptors: Leadership, Social Attitudes, Misconceptions, Definitions