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The title and conclusion of this article are in homage to a seminal work by Bob Crowson and Bill Boyd (CitationCrowson & Boyd, 1993).
The Noah Principle was first applied to education by Louis Gerstner, the chief executive officer of R.J.R. Nabisco: “No more prizes for predicting rain. Prizes only for building arks.”
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