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| All of the programs offered to businesses, associations, government, and religious organizations are also available to educational institutions. Those requested most often are: |
| No More Pencils, No More Books |
| New structures of life and work demand new structures of learning. The reinvention of education, inside schools and out. How life-long and distance learning are transforming the educational marketplace. The upside and downside of McDonald’s University as the School of the Future. |
| The Difference it Makes Being Different |
| A white middle-aged male who has lived as a "minority" in five cultures illuminates how to live with dignity and power in a diverse world. A unique "diversity" presentation that builds bridges between "dominants" and "minorities" and connects a better future to the realities of the past. |
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| Building an Airplane as it Flies |
| The ongoing impact of computer technology on people and organizations and how we can stay flexible and effective during times of accelerating change. |
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| Inservice programs for school districts and programs for educational associations have received these responses: |
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"Your presentation was excellent. Your message was clear, unique, and engaged our professional audience with your use of literary references, rich vocabulary, humor, and personal experiences. One said you were the best speaker she had heard in recent years." Mukwonago Area School District |
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" ... one of the most interesting and thought-provoking inservices we have ever had." School District of Grafton |
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" ... one of the most satisfying in-services I have attended in my 23 years of education." Nicolet High School |
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"You did exactly what we had discussed as we planned the day: You delivered an inspirational, informative message that set the tone for a positive day of learning. Teachers repeatedly echoed that you hit the nail on the head." Cedarburg School District |
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"Had Siskel and Ebert been present you would have received two thumbs up! Our staff needed to be assured of the value of their work, challenged to continue to strive for excellence and dared to accept change as positive. You certainly accomplished all of those goals."
Grayslake School District |
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"Following your departure, I personally basked in the excellence of your presentation for the remainder of the conference. Not being able to find you, people repeatedly came to me expressing gratitude or congratulations." Wisconsin Assn. of Secondary School and College Admission Counselors |
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"Your words were very moving. Even the critics of our program planning had very positive words and compliments on your presentation!" Waukesha County Technical College |