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NEW! Leadership Education, The Phases of Learning

by DeMille, Oliver & Rachel





Price: $26.95

Edition: Paperback

Product Details

Paperback: 303 pages, Dimensions (in inches): 8.5 X 7
Publisher: George Wythe College (2008)
ISBN: 0967124646


About the Book

NEW! Leadership Education, The Phases of Learning


Includes:

Part I - A Philosophy for life: Why the Phases Matter
Two Views of Childhood
The Phases

Part II - A Recipe for Success: The Foundational Phases
Core and Love of Learning Phases
Transition to Scholar Phase

Part III - A Blueprint for Leadership: The Educational Phases
Scholar Phase
Depth Phase

Part IV - A Mandate for Service: The Applicational Phases
Mission Phase
Impact Phase

Coda - Grandparenting

Appendix - The Leadership Education Continuum




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