Teaching Versus Facilitating in Leadership Development: Trends in Business

  • Curtin J
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Abstract

Businesses use both classroom and facilitation forms of leadership development. In this article I describe over 20 leadership-development methods, placing them in either of two categories, classroom or facilitation. I then provide the results of a quick survey of leadership development companies on the Internet, over 200 in all, about which group of methods they used most commonly. Results suggest that facilitation, of both groups and individuals (in the form of coaching), is more common than might be expected and as suggested in research by others.

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Curtin, J. L. (2002). Teaching Versus Facilitating in Leadership Development: Trends in Business. Journal of Leadership Education, 1(1), 58–67. https://doi.org/10.12806/v1/i1/rf3

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