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While most studies on the nature of transformative learning have been conducted from a Western perspective, Dr. Alemseged K. Alemu explores the concept within an African context. Utilizing a mixed-methods approach, he assesses the components of transformative learning as identified by students and faculty at five theological institutions in Ethiopia. His study sheds light on effective educational practices within higher-level institutions, identifying four factors associated with holistic transformation and the role instructional strategy and interpersonal relationships play in fostering those elements.
This is an excellent resource for anyone seeking to cultivate an educational culture that does more than simply transmit information but rather shapes leaders, transforms lives, and empowers men and women to go forth and be like Christ.
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Reading this book can be your first step to transforming your classroom and your ministry.
--Ken Coley, EdD. Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, North Carolina, USA
In this outstanding research, Dr. Alemu has connected transformative learning not only to our teaching methodologies but also to the critical relationships that exist between teachers and students, as typified in the relationship between Christ and his disciples. This work is highly recommended for Christian institutions of higher learning whose mandate is to form Christ-like leaders for the church.
--John Jusu, PhD. Regional Director for Anglophone Africa, Overseas Council
In this ground-breaking study of Ethiopian ministry education, Dr. Alemu examines factors related to transformative change in students enrolled in five evangelical seminaries. His findings are both encouraging and enlightening.
--Robert W. Ferris, PhD. Columbia International University, South Carolina, USA