A development of student leadership characteristic practice model at normal universities in Hebei Province, China
A development of student leadership characteristic practice model at normal universities in Hebei Province, China
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2019
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Bangkok : Assumption University
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Scholar: Human Sciences 11, 1 (January-June 2019), 123-132
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Student leadership development provides students with opportunities to demonstrate and
cultivate their leadership characteristics. In this research, the main purpose was to create a model for
the development of student leadership characteristic practice at Normal Universities in Hebei Province
of China. It applied both qualitative and quantitative methods. The researcher applied the content
analysis about desirable student leadership characteristics in higher education. Skills, knowledge and
attitude were crucial components of student leadership development, and the accomplished results of
content analysis were validated by twenty-one experts. The researcher utilized survey questionnaires
for data collection of 377 students, 243 teachers and 37 top-level administrators. The results of
questionnaires, combined with interview data collection of 52 market employers of internship together
as a reference revealed the areas that need urgent improvements. Student leadership theories and initial
findings of first and second objective derived a preliminary model, after the experts’ validation and
discussion; the researcher modified the nascent model until it became the final model. In the following
step, the period of implementation included three months, which comprised student leadership
conferences, local community service outreach, empowering leaders’ camp, co-curricular activities, and
evaluation and feedback of student leadership characteristic practice, these called intervention program
was developed based on the model. The results of differences between pre-test and post-test, which
contained a total of 50 participants, proved that the model was undoubtedly effective with long-term
significance. Eventually, the final model and the leadership training offered a potential programmatic
option to help develop students as outstanding leaders.
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