Publication

1994 - Jossey-Bass Publishers, San Francisco, California

Language

English

Word Count

63,500 words, Guess

Page Count

254 pages

Identifiers

and 3 more

Classifications

  • DDC374/.12
  • LCCLC5225.A34 A67 1994
  • LCCLC5225.A34A67 1994

Description

"Leaders no longer control and determine. They guide and respond. In this book, Jerold W. Apps provides adult educators with a blueprint for developing a profoundly different approach to leadership - one that is all-embracing of ideas and people, capitalizes on diversity, and remains open and responsive to change." "Apps draws on twenty-five years of experience in researching leadership and teaching leadership development to show adult educators how to leave behind the role of "expert" and learn from the learners. Drawing on ideas from behavioral science and the arts and humanities, he reveals how an individual's beliefs and values about knowledge, people, and ethics are at the core of leadership. And he outlines a process for examining those beliefs and developing a personal philosophy of leadership that encourages cooperative work, as well as individual achievement. Apps also offers specific guidance on how leaders can take charge of their own development - and ultimate transformation - including advice on developing a personal learning plan, keeping a journal, and writing a personal credo."--Jacket.

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Series Statement

  • The Jossey-Bass higher and adult education series

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