NOLS Leadership Educator Notebook

NOLS Leadership Educator Notebook

NOLS Leadership Educator Notebook

NOLS Leadership Educator Notebook

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Overview

As the backbone of the of the NOLS instructor notebook series the Leadership Educator Notebook (LEN) has proven to be an invaluable resource to NOLS instructors and outdoor educators the world over. Covering concepts ranging from communication to developing judgment the LEN provides a leadership progression that can be taught in both back-country and front-country classrooms.

Based on the NOLS model the LEN is designed as a resource to help outdoor educators develop their signature leadership style. It is a virtual toolbox for teaching leadership, and can be used as a means to spark personal growth as a leader or to help improve in the coaching of students and teaching of formal classes.

First Developed in 1998 the LEN is the culmination of NOLS’ collective wisdom on leadership cross-checked with conventional leadership theory from the fields of psychology, business, military, and religion. The resulting text defined expected outcomes for leadership development on a NOLS expedition, and found relevance in the broader leadership community. When NASA selected NOLS as their vendor for astronaut leadership training, this leadership teachers' guide was one of the deciding factors.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940015694079
Publisher: National Outdoor Leadership School
Publication date: 01/01/2009
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 80
Sales rank: 348,300
File size: 1 MB

About the Author

John Gookin, Ph.D. is the Curriculum & Research Manager and a faculty member at the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS). The mission of NOLS is to be the leading source and teacher of wilderness skills and leadership that serve people and the environment.

Dr. Shari Leach is the Executive Director of the Women’s Wilderness Institute. Shari began adventuring in the wilderness at age 16 and made it to NOLS after spending time in the Peace Corps in Honduras. She wandered into and out of the cohousing community movement and academia as the chair of a Master of Arts program at Prescott College. She is also the author of Head, Hands and Heart, a manual for building community. These day Shari can be found volunteering as an EMT/fire fighter on the weekends or sneaking off to teach Wilderness Medicine Institute courses when she isn’t busy making sure that no one at Women’s Wilderness forgets what is really important in life.
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