Re: Teaching experience

[Ken Haycock <haycock@UNIXG.UBC.CA>]

One might very well resent those who try to thrust their personal
opinions on everyone else and certainly I have seen outstanding examples
from both the MLS and "pick it up on the job" [although we don't much
like it when people do that to us] and the teaching plus additional
training "camp." The fact remains that I was not offering my personal
opinion but a body of research. For an information profession, it
certainly is interesting how little we know, value and use our own
research. I am just glad that my physician doesn't act the same way.

Ken


Ken Haycock
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