In solving some of the current challenges facing American public education, schools, communities, and organizations promote student leadership in middle school and high school as an after school or supplemental program. Many of these programs center around community service.
Bringing awareness about the community and helping the community is a good thing, but effective student leadership, just as adult leadership, should begin with self-leadership.
To see if your student leadership program is really developing self-leaders who can achieve the results that you know are possible, consider the following 20 questions.
Do your students or young people have: