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- Q16097164 abstract "Harold C. Lyon, Jr. (born 1935) is Guest Professor of Medical Education at the University of Munich, Germany (Ludwig Maximilians University) where he does research and teaches physicians to be more effective teachers. He is known for his work as an educator and psychologist with focus on person-centered teaching and therapy. He is an author, educator, psychologist, and outdoor writer who was the original project officer for the development of Sesame Street, Sesame Street Link label, the author of 7 books and 150 articles on subjects including military strategy, leadership, education, multimedia, psychology, research, hunting, and fishing. He is a featured speaker about his outdoor books and articles at sport, fishing and hunting shows in New England and in Germany. He has participated in research showing that interactive multi-media for teaching medical students clinical reasoning and diagnosis results in significant efficiency gains compared to traditional text material with the same content.Lyon is a graduate of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point (BS), George Washington University (MA), and the University of Massachusetts (EdD) He was a former Ranger-paratrooper Army officer, serving in the 101st Airborne Division, and as aide to the commanding general of the Second Infantry Division, sent to Oxford Mississippi in 1962 to enforce the court orders to integrate James Meredith into the University of Mississippi James Meredith. and integrate the University of Alabama, in 1963 against the wishes of Governor George Wallace. George Wallace Lyon served as the first Director of Education for the Gifted & Talented in the U.S. Department of Education for 8 years, assistant to the president of Ohio University, consultant to the White House Task Force on the Gifted and Talented, and has served on the faculties of Georgetown University as Distinguished Visiting Scholar in Psychology, Antioch College as Abraham Maslow Professor, Dartmouth Medical School as C. Everett Koop Fellow, Notre Dame College as Professor of Health Sciences, and the University of Massachusetts as Horace Mann Lecturer. He has been a Fulbright Professor, a NIH Fogarty Senior International Fellow, and an Apple Fellow in Germany. He received the Gold Medal in the 32nd International Film & TV Festival of New York, a CINDY Award, and the Blue Ribbon in the American Film & Video Festival for his productions of the Informed Patient Decision Procedure.Lyon became an advocate for person-centered teaching and management while in the government and became friends with Carl Rogers Carl R. Rogers and other Human Potential Movement leaders Human Potential Movement including Mosche Feldenkrais, Rollo May, Clark Mouskasas, Virginia Satir, George Leonard, Michael Murphy, David Aspy, and Chris Argyris, pioneers in person-centered education and psychology, many of whom he invited into Washington to give seminars in an attempt to influence more person-centered approaches among the Congressional staff. He came under criticism for his writings and advocacy from some conservative groups including religious right groups and the John Birch Society who attacked Lyon and "Humanistic Education" as being "anti-Christian" in their newsletter which resulted in a number of Congressional inquiries to the then U.S. Secretary of Education, Ted Bell, who defended Lyon. Rogers, David Aspy, Lyon and other advocates began to move away from the less popular label "Humanistic Education" to call the movement "Person-centered" teaching.Lyon's books, Learning to Feel – Feeling to Learn and It’s Me & I’m Here! have forewords by his mentor, the late Carl R. Rogers, and his book, Tenderness Is Strength has a foreword by the late John Denver. His book, Angling in the Smile of the Great Spirit won the New England Outdoor Writers Association "Best Book of the Year Award". He's co-author of a book entitled On Becoming an Effective Teacher – Person-centered Teaching, Psychology, Philosophy, and Dialogues with Carl R. Rogers and Harold Lyon. Lyon was named the Routledge "Education Author of the Month" in October 2013: http://www.routledge.com/education/articles/routledge_education_author_of_the_month_october_2013_hal_lyon/".
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- Q16097164 comment "Harold C. Lyon, Jr. (born 1935) is Guest Professor of Medical Education at the University of Munich, Germany (Ludwig Maximilians University) where he does research and teaches physicians to be more effective teachers. He is known for his work as an educator and psychologist with focus on person-centered teaching and therapy.".
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