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On Tue, 22 Apr 1997, Benjamin B. Compton wrote:
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>> At the risk of sounding arrogant, why don't people write articles about
>> how to teach stupid and/or lazy people how to learn? I find it remarkably
>> refreshing when I can work with "smart people" who value learning, even if
>> they're not concerned with organizational learning. But working with
>> people who have no desire to learn. . .well, that drains me.
>>
>> Anyone know of any good stuff on how to help people with no desire to
>> learn, learn to have a desire to learn?

Sometimes people don't have to know that the apple has a pill in it. Like
Mikie and Life cereal, Mikie will eat it if he likes it, even if it is
also good for him.

- jmccawley @aol.com
John McCawley, Phila Pa

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