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Designing A Comprehensive School-Wide Program In Character Development And Leadership For High School Students, Mark C. Reilly
Designing A Comprehensive School-Wide Program In Character Development And Leadership For High School Students, Mark C. Reilly
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All independent college preparatory schools maintain that they teach their students leadership and provide opportunities for character development. In addition, most colleges and universities are looking for students who possess strong character and leadership skills. With few exceptions, the leadership and character development programs of most independent schools do nothing more than provide students with opportunities to lead their peers through election to student government, the appointment of captains on sports teams, or through the leadership of non-athletic extra curricular activities such as clubs, yearbook, drama productions, or Model U.N. Typically these opportunities are supported and enhanced by surrounding the …
Building An Inclusive Workplace Culture: With Special Focus On The South African Context, Seth Naicker
Building An Inclusive Workplace Culture: With Special Focus On The South African Context, Seth Naicker
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We are living in a world of ever-increasing diversity. It is diversity in general, but also diversity specific to the aspect of people. People are engaging one another across culture, language, race/ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, abilities, and class. In some ways, the world has become smaller. One can be sitting in South Africa, and engaging people through social media throughout the world. Facebook has made our world smaller. However, in and amongst our growing diversity there are continued social factors of prejudice, lack of human rights, and warring nations because of their differences, for example the difference of faith, and …