Commander of education

Meir Shalev reveals in Yediot Aharonot a document

"The leader is a kind of father".
"While being friendly and understanding, the leader also knows how to punish, when necessary"
"The leader takes his task seriously, which is expressed in his thoroughness and comprehensive knowledge as well as in his facial expressions and his tone of speech".
"The leader is willing to work many hour per day, every day".
"The leader makes a creative use of a wide spectrum of punishments".
"The  leader is professional in his own sphere of competence, but that is not enough in itself. There is also needed 'the halo effect' which makes him seem all-powerful in the eyes of  those he is called upon to lead".

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