Titlebook: Rituals and Student Identity in Education; Ritual Critique for Richard A. Quantz,Terry O’Connor,Peter Magolda Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan

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Terry O’Connornal culture of high engagement by cultivating employees’ behaviours. Fotile produces kitchen appliances and has almost 20,000 employees. The company promotes a humanistic culture by encouraging employees to practice self-reflection on the “Five Ones” practices to achieve the Fotile culture. This cha

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Peter M. Magoldatein et al., Emergence: Complexity and Organization 8:2–12, 2006) and the heightened level of complexity in Africa necessitate an understanding of leadership that is humanistic, the process by which an individual in a leadership role influences others to achieve desire goals through human-centred pr

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Nonrational Classroom Performance,hen people argue for the importance of ritual in contemporary education, they are usually referring to formal ceremonies that can be used to help forge common ideals and identities. The daily morning ceremony at the Harman Elementary School located in a Midwestern city is one such example.