The NFL media has developed a trend recently to talk about "coaching trees" to illustrate where NFL head coaches each have come from in philosophy in practice. Mostly illustrated by who worked for who as an assistant on their way up.
Is there something similar in the education world with professors?
The NFL media has developed a trend recently to talk about "coaching trees" to illustrate where NFL head coaches each have come from in philosophy in practice. Mostly illustrated by who worked for who as an assistant on their way up.
Is there something similar in the education world with professors?