Don’t miss Manish Sabharwal’s power of rhetoric November 19, 2009
Posted by niqueluz in English for Progress.Tags: British Council, employability skills, English for Progress, Manish Sarbharwal, Third Policy Dialogue
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In this session, one of the highlights of the two-day policy dialogue, Manish Sabharwal casually steers us down an enchanted river of laid back eloquence , deftly pointing out some big ideas along the way.
It’s a mesmirising speech on ‘Skills for Employablity’. Catch it here:
http://www.britishcouncil.org.in/efponline/sessions/19_3.html
Analogies like: Cambrian explosions, ovarian lotteries; thought worlds, policy orphans,; good is NOT the enemy of the great, bad is better than nothing.
What are your thoughts?
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In a country that believes that any publicity is good publicity, ‘bad is better than nothing’ doesn’t come as a surprise, does it?
I was surprised at the amazing speed of delivery; yet all was intelligble. Would he score 8.5 or 9 Band in pronunciation of IELTS speaking test?
AMAZING…………………..!
got to be 9 Sarita! Manish was magnificent.
Hi curious writer,
Thanks for you comment.
When Manish spoke of ‘bad is better than nothing’ he was refering to the existence of schools. Even bad schools foster peer teaching amongst the studnets, regardless of the quality of the teaching and resource context.