New directions for student leadership
John Wiley and Sons Inc · United States · Est. 2001
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This journal focuses on the development of leadership skills and identities among students, particularly in higher education settings. It explores various pedagogical approaches, including community-engaged learning, critical and equity-centered frameworks, and the integration of artificial intelligence. The scope also encompasses the impact of international experiences, such as study abroad and international service learning, on leadership development, emphasizing critical perspectives and global citizenship. Additionally, the journal addresses themes of student well-being, thriving, and the ethical considerations of leadership education.
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