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December 16, 2017

Mechanism of Education

Examining the Mechanism of Education Many observers have debated the concept of education. In a previous post, I referenced two theorists. I examined the views espoused by Jean-Jacques Rousseau and John Dewey. Throughout their careers, these thinkers have debated the mechanism through which one person could transfer information to another. In this instance, I am […]


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December 12, 2017

Being a Good Teacher

A Popular Misapprehension About Teaching There is a popular misapprehension in education. It is concerning the teaching profession. The presumption is that a teacher can be either good or bad. Here, let is dissect that understanding. The common belief is that every teacher must be made from scratch. By that logic, we are to presume […]


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December 8, 2017

A School as an Organizational Structure

School as Organizations In general, a school is a public entity. We could also categorize it as an organization. But an inherent characteristic of an organization is that such a setting is a business. The problem is that there is a certain mechanic in the functioning of a school, which makes it almost impossible to […]


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December 6, 2017

The Nature of Educational Leadership

Leadership in Education In various organizational settings, the most sought out rank or title is being the “Leader.” Many people take great pride in being in charge. Of course, there could be various reasons for that, including the prestige of being the leader of a very successful organization. In this instance, one reason that springs […]


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Published on December 06, 2017 08:09

December 3, 2017

Examining the Term Crime

What is Crime? Most people think they know what crime is. But do they really master the concept in its most fundamental sense? Not necessarily, I would say. When you hear the word crime, the picture of someone being assaulted by a thug [or by a ruthless criminal] usually comes to mind. You might also […]


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November 30, 2017

Internet Safety and Bullying

Nature of Online Bullying It is irrefutable that online bullying is real. But bullying activities often take many forms. In any event, such conducts are very pervasive in today’s society. Online bullying is not gender-specific; it is not an issue of race, ethnicity, or religion. Anyone could be impacted by cyber bullies; anyone could become […]


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November 28, 2017

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Published on November 28, 2017 17:57

Are You A Leader? (video)

This video relates aspect of school leadership. Dr. Johnson examines the reality of decision-making in a controlled environment.


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Published on November 28, 2017 13:48

The Teaching Profession

What Is Teaching? This is an interesting question to explore at this particular juncture on Ben Wood Post. So far, we have debated several issues pertaining to education. We have also examined aspects of school law. But there is more to education than meets the eye. It is time to bridge our discussions into the […]


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November 25, 2017

Examining the Purpose of Education

The Case for a Holistic Approach Education: What is it for? Determining the purpose of education is an interesting subject of inquiry. Over the years, many have debated it, but very few have provided tangible (or perhaps satisfactory) answers. In recent memory, well-known thinkers from various fields of study have examined the concept of education […]


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