Forget it...makes too much sense...
Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: ...and teach THINKING rather than
train for tests?
That alone deserves a standing ovation. IMO, it's the Guv'mint that wants the
sheeple thinking inside the box, because the mindless and docile are more
easily
Dyslexia forces you to look at things in totality and not just as a single
chess move. I play out the whole scenario in my mind and then work through it.
All of my life, I've built organizations with a broad perspective in mind. --
John Chambers, CEO, Cisco Systems
This is a fascinating
I know that Sir Richard Branson (founder of Virgin) is a great example of
this. I've just been reading his autobiography this past week and he has
seen things a lot clearer and simpler than many people who have struggled to
master just ONE industry, and he's a guy who has been a leader in the
Keith
Thanks for posting this. While I'm no great entrepreneur, I really
related to this article
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dyslexia forces you to look at things in totality and not just as a single
chess move. I play out the whole scenario in my mind and then work through
it.… All of my
