Comments for Lambert Leadership & Literature http://www.lambertleadership.org Re-Imagining the World of Learning and Leading Sun, 06 Nov 2011 18:44:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on San Geronimo Day-September 30-Part I by Mary E Gardner http://www.lambertleadership.org/2011/10/san-geronimo-day-september-30-part-i/comment-page-1/#comment-15777 Mary E Gardner Sun, 06 Nov 2011 18:44:08 +0000 http://www.lambertleadership.org/?p=424#comment-15777 I feel like I have taken the trip with you. Your descriptions are so vivid and lively. Your thoughts and questions engaging. Thank you for bringing me with you. Mary I feel like I have taken the trip with you. Your descriptions are so vivid and lively. Your thoughts and questions engaging. Thank you for bringing me with you. Mary

]]> Comment on Where art thou, Tenure? by Librada Condra http://www.lambertleadership.org/2010/05/where-art-thou-tenure/comment-page-1/#comment-14024 Librada Condra Tue, 13 Sep 2011 17:50:13 +0000 http://www.lambertleadership.org/?p=183#comment-14024 Thank you for this explanatory article. I am forever searching for knowledge on different subjects and it's rarely far away on the internet. I'll be returning soon. Thank you for this explanatory article. I am forever searching for knowledge on different subjects and it’s rarely far away on the internet. I’ll be returning soon.

]]> Comment on Women’s Ways of Leading is now an e-book! by Amy Crook http://www.lambertleadership.org/2011/06/womens-ways-of-leading-is-now-an-e-book/comment-page-1/#comment-12050 Amy Crook Thu, 21 Jul 2011 22:47:50 +0000 http://www.lambertleadership.org/?p=401#comment-12050 This is great! Congratulations, it seems like your books are really getting some great promotion this summer. This is great! Congratulations, it seems like your books are really getting some great promotion this summer.

]]> Comment on Women’s Ways of Leading is now an e-book! by Linda Lambert http://www.lambertleadership.org/2011/06/womens-ways-of-leading-is-now-an-e-book/comment-page-1/#comment-10739 Linda Lambert Wed, 22 Jun 2011 17:27:39 +0000 http://www.lambertleadership.org/?p=401#comment-10739 Good news, Linda...we've taken the next step into social media. And, we are both on Twitter. Mary Good news, Linda…we’ve taken the next step into social media. And, we are both on Twitter.
Mary

]]> Comment on Leaving for Egypt–Lebanon by Sr Dalal Rizkallah http://www.lambertleadership.org/2011/05/leaving-for-egypt-lebanon/comment-page-1/#comment-10050 Sr Dalal Rizkallah Sun, 05 Jun 2011 17:39:50 +0000 http://www.lambertleadership.org/?p=354#comment-10050 Dr Lambert, I attended the meetings at AUB (TAMAM), and I talked to you about my PHD process with Dr Rima. When I was reviewing my PHD references list I found that I have one of your articles entitled:Lasting Leadership, from the Educational Forum publications. Now that I know you, this article has a different meaning. because when I heard you explaining what it means to lead today, your thoughts made me reflect on my own style of leading, and on other styles too. The way you divided the types of leading into 4 types, reminded me of Hursey & Blancher style of leading called "the situational leadership model based on: the telling, selling, participating, & delegating. you put it in differnent words, and the new approach about it is that you linked the 4 models to the process of learning. I use to think that those models describe the attitude of different group of people, but your explanation clarified the notion that Those types of leading are processes of learning, an individual can go through as well as the group. I added your books on leading to my list of references, because I beleive they will contribute to the school reform process I am suggesting to my religious congregation, through the study I am conducting (the congregation owns 18 schools in Lebanon. I just wanted to say That it was a real enriching experience being at the gathering. I was excited about the new ideas you exposed regarding leadership. It made me reflect on my own practice as a responsible in a division in a high school in South Lebanon. So Thank you DR Linda for sharing with us your experiences and your thoughts. I am glad I had the opportunity to meet you in a learning context. wishing you the best Sr Dalal Rizkallah- Lebanon Dr Lambert,
I attended the meetings at AUB (TAMAM), and I talked to you about my PHD process with Dr Rima. When I was reviewing my PHD references list I found that I have one of your articles entitled:Lasting Leadership, from the Educational Forum publications. Now that I know you, this article has a different meaning. because when I heard you explaining what it means to lead today, your thoughts made me reflect on my own style of leading, and on other styles too. The way you divided the types of leading into 4 types, reminded me of Hursey & Blancher style of leading called “the situational leadership model based on: the telling, selling, participating, & delegating. you put it in differnent words, and the new approach about it is that you linked the 4 models to the process of learning. I use to think that those models describe the attitude of different group of people, but your explanation clarified the notion that Those types of leading are processes of learning, an individual can go through as well as the group.

I added your books on leading to my list of references, because I beleive they will contribute to the school reform process I am suggesting to my religious congregation, through the study I am conducting (the congregation owns 18 schools in Lebanon.

I just wanted to say That it was a real enriching experience being at the gathering. I was excited about the new ideas you exposed regarding leadership. It made me reflect on my own practice as a responsible in a division in a high school in South Lebanon.
So Thank you DR Linda for sharing with us your experiences and your thoughts. I am glad I had the opportunity to meet you in a learning context.
wishing you the best
Sr Dalal Rizkallah- Lebanon

]]> Comment on Mother Theresa of Cairo by Mary E Gardner http://www.lambertleadership.org/2011/05/mother-theresa-of-cairo/comment-page-1/#comment-9422 Mary E Gardner Tue, 24 May 2011 18:06:37 +0000 http://www.lambertleadership.org/?p=370#comment-9422 What a time to be in the middle east. Thanks for keeping us informed about you and Morgan but also what is happening. Looking forward to more. ME What a time to be in the middle east. Thanks for keeping us informed about you and Morgan but also what is happening. Looking forward to more. ME

]]> Comment on Faces of the Nile by Beau http://www.lambertleadership.org/2011/05/faces-of-the-nile/comment-page-1/#comment-9182 Beau Thu, 19 May 2011 14:03:03 +0000 http://www.lambertleadership.org/?p=360#comment-9182 It was having lunch with you and Morgan. Thanks for the company. Have an enjoyable time reminiscing in Cairo! All the best, Beau Benoit It was having lunch with you and Morgan. Thanks for the company. Have an enjoyable time reminiscing in Cairo!

All the best,
Beau Benoit

]]> Comment on Leadership as Purposeful Learning… by Mada http://www.lambertleadership.org/2011/01/leadership-as-purposeful-learning%e2%80%a6/comment-page-1/#comment-7374 Mada Fri, 22 Apr 2011 19:37:30 +0000 http://www.lambertleadership.org/?p=276#comment-7374 Good.I support you Good.I support you

]]> Comment on Egypt in revolution by Linda Lambert http://www.lambertleadership.org/2011/01/egypt-in-revolution/comment-page-1/#comment-4349 Linda Lambert Fri, 04 Feb 2011 04:45:26 +0000 http://www.lambertleadership.org/?p=285#comment-4349 Mary, What a beautiful image! Thank you, Linda Mary,
What a beautiful image! Thank you, Linda

]]> Comment on Egypt in revolution by Mary E Gardner http://www.lambertleadership.org/2011/01/egypt-in-revolution/comment-page-1/#comment-4312 Mary E Gardner Wed, 02 Feb 2011 19:07:37 +0000 http://www.lambertleadership.org/?p=285#comment-4312 Thank you for this insight. One of actions that illustrates Egyptian capacity to organize for cultural change was a picture I saw yesterday on CNN. A women was walking around the square with an armful of Calla Lilies and Roses, placing them on the tanks. What an image of peaceful protest. Thank you for this insight. One of actions that illustrates Egyptian capacity to organize for cultural change was a picture I saw yesterday on CNN. A women was walking around the square with an armful of Calla Lilies and Roses, placing them on the tanks. What an image of peaceful protest.

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