Teaching Leadership: Social Constructivism and Group Learning
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What does Billsberry (2013) highlight as a potential issue with leadership students modeling 'great leaders' of history and/or pop culture?

  • The popularity of modeling great leaders among leadership students.
  • The lack of media coverage on great leaders' challenges.
  • The relevance of great leaders' challenges to leadership students.
  • The disconnect between grand challenges addressed by great leaders and those faced by the average person. (correct)

    • What does Billsberry suggest as an alternative to modeling 'great leaders'?

  • Focusing on fictional characters for leadership education.
  • Using nonhuman models for leadership instruction. (correct)
  • Analyzing historical events instead of great leaders.
  • Conducting case studies on average people's leadership qualities.

    • How does the text describe the effectiveness of using film in leadership instruction?

  • Encourages students to engage in holistic conversations about leadership traits and behaviors. (correct)
  • Limits students' understanding of leadership to fictional scenarios.
  • Provokes disagreements among students about leadership practices.
  • Enhances students' focus on 'great leaders' rather than personal development.

    • What advantage does the advent of media and technology provide for leadership educators?

    <p>Access to a variety of instructional modalities.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In what way does Billsberry suggest that 'great leaders' may differ from the challenges faced by the average person?

    <p>The particular circumstances in which their challenges are situated.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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