Archive for March 2013

More to “Pendulum” than the “me” and “we” swings. Remember the anti-bullying “flash mob” hockey game video I wrote about a few days ago? (Don’t worry if you can’t remember it. I can barely remember it myself.  See? We deserve each other!) I pointed out an intriguing contention in Michael Drew’s book “Pendulum,” in which he…

March is “testing” month. Let’s keep this short and easy. The questioning cliché “What in the world?” may serve as a good reminder. (At least it does for me, since questions are usually easier for me to come up with than answers.) From a foundation of many years of business experience and leadership along with…

Another reason to despise standardized tests. (Like we need one.) It’s not a theory. This conspiracy is real. Standardized tests are taking over the world. For the last couple of weeks, I’ve had to give several samples of blood to my doctor. He’s a pretty good doctor, but he missed his calling. He should’ve been…