Avoid ACKroyms and jargoony at all costs. ;^P
Pet peeve: paradigm
How about a new way of thinking about thinking?
> You ask should we teach what the students want (management fads?). To the
> extent that the "fads" you mention like BPR and TQM resonate with the people
> the students will be working with, I actually think that it is important
> that they too be conversant in them. (Whether BPR and/or TQM are fads or
> not I know is something that many would take issue with itself).
> That the students like the action learning etc. is great.
My students love it.
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