Among the criticism levied against modern education is the alarming decrease in historical literacy. The need to understand history demands us to recall George Santayana’s often quoted, “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.”

The convenient method of distinguishing generations by a separation of 18 to 25 years, and attributing distinct characteristics to those generations, whether they are termed Baby Boomers, Generation Y, or Millennials

In previous articles, we illustrated how the treasury of fine art can help counter the alarming decline of historical literacy. That blog employed J.M.W. Turner’s painting, “The Slave Ship,” to amplify a historical incident and key background

An inventive speaker may take a number of creative avenues to construct an impactful speech that possesses lasting audience effect.

Continuing the theme of applying strategic imagery to promote community activism, I recount my own experience conjuring a picture to concentrate focus on a deserving cause.

The last several decades have seen the development of communication theory to both explain and bolster the impact of attitude change in persuasive discourse.