Arts-based learning is a powerful approach that leadership educators should consider to enrich student learning. By employing an arts-based storytelling pedagogy, leadership educators can engage learners in the power of their lived experiences (Sutherland & Jelinek, 2015). At a large Midwestern research university, leadership educators have utilized an illustrative activity called the Little Buddy as a central pedagogical element to enhance student learning in regards to their cultural identity development and how this emerges in their understanding and practice of leadership. The Little Buddy activity is shaped and supported by literature in intercultural leadership, culturally relevant leadership learning, critical reflexivity, and arts-based narrative; and draws upon the power of storytelling as a pedagogy. Practitioner reflections and recommendations for practice will also be discussed.
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July 15 2020
TRANSFORMATIVE LEADERSHIP EDUCATION USING ARTS-BASED STORYTELLING
Aliah Mestrovich Seay
Aliah Mestrovich Seay
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Kansas State University
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Journal of Leadership Education (2020) 19 (3): 75–81.
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Hobson T, Benavides M, Seay AM (2020), "TRANSFORMATIVE LEADERSHIP EDUCATION USING ARTS-BASED STORYTELLING". Journal of Leadership Education, Vol. 19 No. 3 pp. 75–81, doi: https://doi.org/10.12806/V19/I3/A3
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