I would have to say that I have discovered new aspects of leadership style and skills that can be incredibly valuable for personal and professional growth. Embracing these newfound strengths and honing them further can lead to even greater success in my endeavors.
This section was definitely one of the most 'thought provoking' and unexpectantly interesting. I have never thought about a 'legacy' in education although the thought itself heightens awareness of "the nowness of the moment". In short, if we are all active participants in education as an institution-we are all actively architects of our own legacies. Consciously? Or unconsciously? Goooood stuff.
I've learned how to adapt my strengths to my leadership style.
I learned the importance of thinking about your legacy now, as opposed to once your career is over and the benefits of doing so now.
Career colleges have a real role to play and should not be seen as lower quality
I am very clear now on my legacy
The importance of education in keeping our economy moving forward. The thought of the next steps of education can be overwhelming for students.
I was especially intrigued by the concept that the success of the economy is tied to the quality of human capital. It was surprising that the US is behind the 8 ball here.
