Posts Tagged "learning"

MUSIC: An Open Letter to Clive Gillinson, Executive and Artistic Director of Carnegie Hall

In March of 2010 I wrote a post called Innovation Often Redesigns the Status Quo: Musicin which I wrote about my frustration with the “program notes” passed out at classical concerts and my appreciated but unused reformatting of these notes. Today I would like to share a letter I wrote, but never sent to Clive Gillinson, British Chief Honcho of Carnegie Hall, about a year ago further...

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Immigrant to Citizen: The Requirements

Immigrant to Citizen: The Requirements

I received this from a friend, and especially believe Roosevelt’s last sentence about relearning and speaking English….. Theodore Roosevelt’s Ideas on Immigrants and Being an American in 1907: In the first place, we should insist that if the immigrant who comes here in good faith becomes an American and assimilates himself to us, he  shall be treated on an exact equality...

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The Crisis In Education: Quality and Quantity!

In 1991 the American Management Association (AMA) published a paper which I wrote, called “The Crisis in Education”. Of course, most of us are aware of this crisis today, but in my opinion, little if any progress has been made because the few improvements we have seen have been offset by deterioration elsewhere. Here is what I said then, more or less: Drastic overhaul of the US...

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