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After a party at a rental house last spring got out of hand and led to several arrests, residents in otherwise quiet neighborhoods have complained about disruptive renters. The author's 27 years in the classroom as an art instructor have provided her with numerous stories and insights of how educators can work with our most disruptive and troubled young people today. Executives that learn how to spot the signals of disruptive change will have much greater insight into the potential and perils of emerging technologies, improving their ability to make the right strategic decisions. |
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