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Should Schools Be More Like Disney? Should Teachers Be Seen As Creative Talent? Should Principals Be Like Disney CEO Bob Iger When Giving Feedback & Making Decisions? Dr. Daniel Haas Discusses!

from The Best Paragraph I've Read... · host Zac & Don

The Best Paragraph I've Heard: Comes from the a16z Podcast.  In this episode Disney CEO Bob Iger is interviewed about running and managing a creative company with creative people.  You can listen to the full episode here: https://a16z.simplecast.com/episodes/creators-creativity-and-technology-with-bob-iger-L98rXqw2 Zac and Don are joined by Lake Orion High School head principal Dr. Daniel Haas.  The three discuss how much schools and Disney have in common.  They talk about whether teachers should be seen as creative talent and what is the proper way to give feedback.  In addition they discuss some of the current challenges that public schools face.  

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