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A Contemporary Approach to Learning Transfer from the Perspective of Constructivist Theory: Marathon Running as a Leadership Development Strategy for Millennial Leaders

In: Leadership - New Insights

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  • Elif Bilginoglu

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This paper includes a literature review of the research on marathon running as a leadership development strategy especially for the millennial leaders while they have a postmodern worldview, searching authentic and innovative solutions and supporting divergent thinking. Furthermore, it points out the importance of learning transfer from the perspective of constructivist theory. In this respect, first, constructivist learning theory and learning transfer are explained. In the next two sections, leadership development for the millennial generation and how marathon running is handled as a leadership development strategy in the literature are determined. At the end of the paper, practical implications for leaders and organizations are suggested.

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  • Elif Bilginoglu, 2022. "A Contemporary Approach to Learning Transfer from the Perspective of Constructivist Theory: Marathon Running as a Leadership Development Strategy for Millennial Leaders," Chapters, in: Mario Franco (ed.), Leadership - New Insights, IntechOpen.
  • Handle: RePEc:ito:pchaps:246035
    DOI: 10.5772/intechopen.99428
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    Keywords

    Leadership development; marathon running; constructivist theory; millennial leaders; learning transfer;
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    • M10 - Business Administration and Business Economics; Marketing; Accounting; Personnel Economics - - Business Administration - - - General

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