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Joanne Lipman was born on June 18, 1961 and is an award-winning American journalist, editor, and author. Likewise, the speaker of the article graduated from Yale University and consequently, is a speaker on topics including women’s leadership and art advocacy. Ms. Lipman will be publishing her new book: Win Win: The Art and Science of Working with Women, which is based on her article that instantly went viral: Women At Work: A Guide for Men. In addition, the author was the founding Editor in Chief of Conde Nast Portfolio magazine. Ms. Lipman is clearly a successful woman, and perhaps it’s from the discipline that her former orchestra teacher, Jerry Kupchynsky, applied in his class. Wanting other students to discover that strict teachers are efficient instructors, the writer publishes the article: Why …show more content…
Publishing the article in honor of her old orchestra teacher, the author advises the readers why discipline creates hard workers. The speaker claims that her teacher passed away a few years ago; however, Lipman was stunned by the strong emotions her peers expressed for the strict teacher’s passing. Furthermore, her late teacher understood that old-fashioned teaching techniques took effect as implied from the article in paragraph 5, “Not just traditional but old-fashioned in the sense that so many of us knew as kids, with strict discipline and unyielding demands.” The impact that Lipman’s instructor had on his students was immense enough to leave him in his student’s memories forever because of the teaching techniques enforced in his classroom. The author of the article wrote the commentary in memory of an awfully rigorous former teacher, Mr. K. Demanding and stringent, the educator put pressure on his students to a high degree. Subsequently, immediately upon Mr. K’s passing, an abundant majority of his former graduates celebrated him by performing a concert in memory of
Joanne Lipman was born on June 18, 1961 and is an award-winning American journalist, editor, and author. Likewise, the speaker of the article graduated from Yale University and consequently, is a speaker on topics including women’s leadership and art advocacy. Ms. Lipman will be publishing her new book: Win Win: The Art and Science of Working with Women, which is based on her article that instantly went viral: Women At Work: A Guide for Men. In addition, the author was the founding Editor in Chief of Conde Nast Portfolio magazine. Ms. Lipman is clearly a successful woman, and perhaps it’s from the discipline that her former orchestra teacher, Jerry Kupchynsky, applied in his class. Wanting other students to discover that strict teachers are efficient instructors, the writer publishes the article: Why …show more content…
Publishing the article in honor of her old orchestra teacher, the author advises the readers why discipline creates hard workers. The speaker claims that her teacher passed away a few years ago; however, Lipman was stunned by the strong emotions her peers expressed for the strict teacher’s passing. Furthermore, her late teacher understood that old-fashioned teaching techniques took effect as implied from the article in paragraph 5, “Not just traditional but old-fashioned in the sense that so many of us knew as kids, with strict discipline and unyielding demands.” The impact that Lipman’s instructor had on his students was immense enough to leave him in his student’s memories forever because of the teaching techniques enforced in his classroom. The author of the article wrote the commentary in memory of an awfully rigorous former teacher, Mr. K. Demanding and stringent, the educator put pressure on his students to a high degree. Subsequently, immediately upon Mr. K’s passing, an abundant majority of his former graduates celebrated him by performing a concert in memory of