RJS, While I did listen to the recording of the l
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RJS,
While I did listen to the recording of the last CC, I must admit that I missed the (as we referred to it in our industry) the techno-babble alphabet soup passing reference to CMS and GMP. And so for me, last night was still the first time “I” had cognitively recognized the acronyms CMS and GMP.
While I realize that you cannot have a direct comparison of a CC with the college classes that I instructed, the purpose of a CC is to inform and instruct the listeners (investors) on pertinent information about their investment. As an instructor, it was my duty to disseminate my lectures in a manner that the student could understand and absorb. If a student came to me after class for additional clarification, and I would disparage them for not paying attention in class, I would be derelict in my obligation as an instructor. We cannot ASSUME that everyone learns at the same pace nor grasps information in the same manner. So follow-up questions are not only essential, but the very essence of true communication.
So my initial point still is, Joe should not assume that just because he mentioned something quickly in a CC that everyone instantly adsorbed his knowledge and understood all that he knows.
While I did listen to the recording of the last CC, I must admit that I missed the (as we referred to it in our industry) the techno-babble alphabet soup passing reference to CMS and GMP. And so for me, last night was still the first time “I” had cognitively recognized the acronyms CMS and GMP.
While I realize that you cannot have a direct comparison of a CC with the college classes that I instructed, the purpose of a CC is to inform and instruct the listeners (investors) on pertinent information about their investment. As an instructor, it was my duty to disseminate my lectures in a manner that the student could understand and absorb. If a student came to me after class for additional clarification, and I would disparage them for not paying attention in class, I would be derelict in my obligation as an instructor. We cannot ASSUME that everyone learns at the same pace nor grasps information in the same manner. So follow-up questions are not only essential, but the very essence of true communication.
So my initial point still is, Joe should not assume that just because he mentioned something quickly in a CC that everyone instantly adsorbed his knowledge and understood all that he knows.
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