Analysis Of The John Hopkins Article

Reflecting on the three articles is an interesting thing because of the sense, facts and arguments that they all raised and pointed out. Going by the three articles, they are interrelated in one way or the other but with different views and position. I will start with the John Hopkins article. This article is great and the steps in which he presented to solve the classroom behavioural problem. However, it should be noted that resisting temptation and managing behaviour is not as easy as we think. The most difficult being to manage and understand are the human beings and the major category that is very tough to manage are the children (students). It requires high level of patient and skilful work on one`s temperament for any teacher to successfully …show more content…
Reflecting on Wadhwa articles, this article is also challenging and its give me a clear picture about what is happening among the youth in the school. I won’t say is not realistic but the chances is so slim and below pass mark. Reflecting further on this remind me my behaviour as a student of high school. Recounting on my experience as a youth in the learning institution in which authoritarian style is the order of the day and I (we) have no say than to comply even though my obedience is not genuinely from me and my behaviour is bound out of the fear of being punish by the …show more content…
Looking at it from biblical aspect and inn relation to moral education, Despite some biblical verses about punishment ( proverb 22: 15, Proverb 22:6, Proverb 29:17 and so on) the way these types of punishments was structured in the bible is for moral education for caution and digging deep into the bible, Jesus never used punishment as a way of correcting behaviour. Rather, he preaches the gospel of peace, love and harmony by accommodating one another which is one of the doctrines of restorative