There are many others better qualified than me to comment on
Jay’s contributions to thinking and learning.
I can only add memory of the man and pay tribute to the enjoyable, illuminating
conversations we shared over the past few years.
A conversation with Jay was like a magic carpet ride across
a rich, ever changing landscape. You would
visit the past, the present and the future in any order. No detail of that
landscape was out of bounds for Jay’s curiosity, experience and opinion. And like all the best teachers, communicators
and inspirers, Jay understood the raw, simple
power of stories. That is how I like to
remember him best, convivial, glass of Riesling in hand and telling one of his
great stories. Life and work, work and
life – Jay was a true expert in and blender of the two.
For a succinct appreciation of Jay's work see
www.clomedia.com/articles/6558-jay-cross-learning-guru-dies-but-his-lessons-live-on
Photo by Rebekah Tolley 2014
For a succinct appreciation of Jay's work see
www.clomedia.com/articles/6558-jay-cross-learning-guru-dies-but-his-lessons-live-on
Photo by Rebekah Tolley 2014
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