If Dr. Steiner, a mild-mannered classics professor who will be returning to his post as dean of the education school at Hunter College this summer, was the intellectual driver of the plan, Dr. King was the details person, preferring to sit in a room eating takeout and crunching numbers rather than dipping into Albany politics, which he found frustrating and divisive.
Science is increasingly collaborative, but the key to getting tenure is demonstrating that you are the intellectual driver of a serious body of work.
You need a track record demonstrating that you, not a group that frequently includes you, are the intellectual driver of a serious body of work.
The teachers developed their own PBL instructional framework in the summer prior to start-up (Fig. 1), which placed themes as the overarching intellectual driver of multi-disciplinary curriculum.
The basic assumption of the forecasting was breath-taking: "Future Worker 2015 will be the intellectual driver of successful companies, empowered by individualized tools, knowledge, information sources, social networks and employment styles" [27, 1].
Here, too, the leading philosophers of science until the 1960s the logical empiricists and the Popperians rejected innovation as a legitimate topic, even though it is the primary intellectual driver of scientific change and producer of the wealth of skilled knowledge that results.
The classes, sadly, have all the intellectual glamour of driver's ed.
That, one could say, is what China's humanists, whether intellectuals, blogging race-car drivers or ordinary people, are struggling to do today.
The S.F.I.O. was a hybrid in another important respect: a vehicle built for the working class, most of its drivers were bourgeois intellectuals.
Intellectual property has been a key driver of several multi-billion dollar deals this year.
