Learning to lead [leadermagazine.co.uk]
- Published: 15 September 2009
Secondary school or college is the perfect time for students to develop their leadership skills, believes Katy Granville-Chapman, who runs the leadership programme at Wellington College. She focuses on eight tangible aspects of leadership development.
Leadership is a difficult concept to define, but most of us would share a consensus of its key ingredients. Most would also acknowledge that it can be both innate and developed, but that all students have the capacity to improve their skills.
School or college is the perfect time for students to practise leadership: it is a safe environment where the consequences of mistakes are fairly benign and positive support is always readily available.
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