My core belief when it comes to communication is that we should meet people where they are, not where we think they should be.  That means  texts should be written so the greatest number of people can understand them. Others disagree with this idea.  They think that by using overly simple language, we are not challenging people to learn.  This week, I'd like to look at both sides of this argument by examining interpretive texts from art exhibits. However, is not just for museums.  It is an issue I see every day - particularly in a global Business English context.  For more information or to leave a comment, please contact me on my website.  I'd love to hear from you! Marshallsay English - Because words matter. Museums and exhibits mentioned in today's episode: The Städel Museum, Frankfurt The Schirn Museum, Frankfurt Splendor & Misery in the Weimar Republic, Schirn Musuem, Frankfurt