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Tuesday, September 13, 2011 at 4:51PM
Tuesday, September 13, 2011 at 4:51PM 002 - Does Form Matter
In this weeks video we talk about the relationship between technique in running, and technique for communicating. The two activities have one obvious similarity...do you know what it is?
Reader Comments (8)
Your thoughts immediately after these posts are always appreciated. Through your feedback I can better understand what ideas you most appreciate. Thank you! Jon
Window Three, I LOVED THIS POST! I think a lot of teachers would agree with you and this is one of those topics that can cause conflict among teachers that have differing opinions. I will certainly send this to some of my comrades and our Principal. In the meantime, let me say thank you for posting this message.
Cool new banner Window Three and nice video. I enjoy these more than the classic blog posts of old...but then again, I don't like reading.
Jon, there are five of us at our office that follow your blog. I am happy to report that of the 5, 4 of us prefer the new video blog. Much more engaging, creative, emotional...well, everything you talk about regarding emotional intelligence. Personally, I thought the articles were a bit long. These are not and we enjoy them thus far. Thanks,
Stevens the Master
Jon, even if you created a full length feature film about the changes need to our school system, I don't think anything would change. You are dead on but unfortunately, the powers that be are beyond the ability to have such a drastic change. I do feel that if you find the right companies, this would have impact. Good luck!
I am busy counting the products I have purchased that are meaningless without my personal change......I think I just solved the debt crisis
Extremely interesting comparison! Not that I didn't like the original blog, but these videos are so much more refreshing.
We have become a society that is slow to change. But if you look at the most successful companies, they are the ones who take advantage of everyone else's inability to adapt in a timely manner. The top companies are changing with the future...the lagging companies try to change with the present. I with our education system would take the approach of those top companies. Good Post.