Today's show with guest-host Charity Nebbe. Steve McCurry, freelance photographer, talks with Charity about traveling and photographing the sites throughout Southern Asia. He discusses the people and places, how he captures the images on film, and why he is especially attracted to this part of the world. Ted Sizer, dean of the Harvard Graduate School of Education, and Nancy Sizer, supervisor at the Francis W. Parker Charter Essential School, talk with Charity about teaching students morals by example. They tell Charity about how students, careful observers, learn more than facts and figures from teachers.
Students also mimic they way instructors live, and form similar values and priorities.
Gary Klein, cognitive psychologist, talks with Charity about the process of making split-second decisions. He describes how we rely on our instincts during disaster or immediate threat.