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Leadership Lived

Archetypes of Experiential Education Personnel: Leadership Qualities in a Team Context

By Jack BallardPosted onSeptember 1st, 2021June 27th, 2022
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Introduction In this age of participation trophies, it seems glib to assert that “everyone’s a leader.” However, what is perceived as a leaderis merely a …

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