Teaching & Learning Innovation
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Finding a Voice: Natasha Patterson, SLP’12
Natasha Patterson’s classmates in the School Leadership Program describe her as a “powerful and visionary leader,” and as someone who asks “difficult and challenging questions” and whose “words strike a fine balance of bold courage and sincere compassion.” Read More... Read More…
4 hours 1 min ago
The Inexperience Advantage
Ever been shut down by someone who supposedly knows more than you? It happens to me daily. I get denied... Read More…
4 hours 18 min ago
Game-based Learning Explored in Jamaica
Over spring break in March, a team of 14 Ed School students traveled to Kingston, Jamaica for eight days to explore the theme Implementing Quality in Education. Read More... Read More…
4 hours 25 min ago
Great Businesses Don't Start With a Plan
You want to start a business. So you need a plan, right? No. Not really. As part of the research... Read More…
4 hours 41 min ago
The Myths That Prevent Change
You probably think that the barriers to innovation are negative elements of your organization — that is, the wrong people,... Read More…
4 hours 52 min ago
Press Freedom in an Age of Networked Journalism; Making large volunteer-driven projects sustainable; Interop Book Launch
Berkman Events Newsletter Template Upcoming Events and Digital Media May 16th, 2012 Remember to load images if you have trouble seeing parts of this email. Or click here to view the web version of this newsletter. Read More…
5 hours 19 min ago
Havard EdCast: Behind Glee Ed
In this edition of the Harvard EdCast, Michael Hitchcock, writer and producer of the TV show "Glee," shares his behind the scenes perspective on writing student storylines and prosocial messages for the popular school-based show. Read More... Read More…
5 hours 41 min ago
Robert Kaplan on JPMorgan Trading Loss
Robert Kaplan, a professor of management practice at Harvard Business School and a former vice chairman at Goldman Sachs Group Inc., talks about JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s $2 billion trading loss and the ability of Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon to manage the firm. Read More…
6 hours 11 min ago
Good versus Bad, Rethinking Business Leadership
As Dean of Harvard Business School, I am privileged to meet amazing business leaders all over the world. Nearly every businessperson I meet inspires me. Read More…
6 hours 11 min ago