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Reforming School Reform

Tom Peters · 11 May 1990

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  1. Brawn and natural resources are of less and less import to national competitive advantage. Only the relative development of brains is left as a distinguishing feature; given the frightful condition of our K-12 system, our long-term economic wellbeing is in jeopardy.
  2. Likewise, the solution to our school crisis rests in respect for the learner and the process of learning.
  3. Understand that no two students learn the same way. Learning is an individualized process.

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