Self-Awareness and Leadership Skills of Female Students in Outdoor Camp

Melike Esentaş, Selhan Özbey, Pınar Güzel

Abstract


This study aims to determine the role of youth camp practices, organised by the Ministry of Youth and Sports, in the development of self-awareness and leadership skills of female students participating in youth camps. As a result of analysis of the data collected with triangulation method -observation, focus group discussions and document analysis-, common ten (10) kernel categories were obtained. These themes are prejudice, communication, friendships, acculturation, team work, responsibility, self-confidence, consciousness, volunteering and taking role model. Finally, it is determined that youth camp practices contribute in the development of self-awareness and leadership skills in female students according to “obtained kernel themes”.


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DOI: https://doi.org/10.11114/jets.v5i10.2600

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