A provocative post about how changing the value of response sets in a survey results in different results. The gist is that if you are offered five choices, you assume the middle one is "average" and shape your response to that.
You've probably seen claims that the oldest entities around are nonprofits - colleges and churches. Here's a look at the oldest for-profit corporations, which are no spring chickens.
The tagline says it all: "How school lunch programs manage to promote obesity and hunger at the same time."
A rousing call for org theorists to study education.
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