should look into the definitions here

for - book - Pedagogies of Collapse - Ginie Servant-Miklos - Chapter 2 - Education in Catastrophic Times - 2024

for - book - Pedagogies of Collapse - Ginie Servant-Miklos - Chapter 3 - Reflecting on Collapse - 2024

for - book - Pedagogies of Collapse - Ginie Servant-Miklos - Chapter 4 - Experimental Pedagogics - 2024

for - book - Pedagogies of Collapse - Ginie Servant-Miklos - Chapter 6 - Learning, Loving, Living in Times of Collapse - 2024

for - book - Pedagogies of Collapse - Ginie Servant-Miklos - Chapter 5 - Imiperfect Solidarities - 2024

for - book - Pedagogies of Collapse - Ginie Servant-Miklos - introduction - 2024

for book - Pedagogies of Collapse - Ginie Servant-Miklos - Chapter 1 - Collapse, Climate and Capitalism - 2024

for - book - Pedagogies of Collapse - Ginie Servant-Miklos

Agreed. Let's not say the word master. Let's say the word Servant.

Where and how does it place more emphasis on leadership? (need to explore!)

Leading what? Quality goals? Coding standards? Dysfunctional behaviour? → Role of the manager working with a scrum team, within a scrum team, managing people that are part of a scrum team.

26/27: Very clearly defined: leadership is servanthood.