Jim, read the attributes for the postings before thinking that they
apply to you.
I responded to Bob who had responded to Jay.
I deliberately arranged the response to show the order and by whom the
statements were made before I sent the posting.
Your apology is accepted. ;-))

Jay Honeck wrote:
Just a few hours after his lesson he was lambasting me for not
teaching him to "lead his turns with the rudder".

Bob Noel wrote:
eh?
You need to use rudder to lead turns in a Cherokee?
I only flew a C-150 once, did most of my primary in a C-172,
and don't remember my CFI telling me to lead my turns.

That's because neither you nor your instructor were/are taildragger pilots.

RST Engineering wrote:
Come again? I've got about 2300 hours in taildraggers and once they are a
sheet of paper off the runway, they fly just like a nosewheel airplane.
Enlighten me. My first fifteen years of flying must have been all wrong.