The phrase "administration lesson" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to teaching or learning about administrative processes, practices, or theories.
Example: "In today's administration lesson, we will cover the key principles of effective management and organizational behavior."
Alternatives: "management lesson" or "administrative training".
To measure the quality of administration, one lesson was videotaped and judged with an instrument focusing on the interaction between tutor and tutee.
The Veterans Administration learned this lesson the hard way when trying to address the 115-day wait time in their Phoenix hospital.
But the Roosevelt Administration, drawing a lesson from Europe's failure to stop Hitler's incremental aggressions during the nineteen-thirties, saw Japanese expansionism as a force that had to be contained.
But aren't there several distinctions that need to be drawn, and isn't the administration misapplying the lessons of Iraq?
However dryly worded, this edition reflects the army's experience of more than seven years under the Bush administration and the lessons learned from its experiences in Afghanistan and Iraq.
And the language and political symbolism of Mr. Obama's first African moves suggest his administration has absorbed lessons from this history.
Mr Clinton's administration put those lessons to use in aggressively forcing a negotiated settlement in Bosnia in 1995, and then in the 1999 decision to go to war in Kosovo.But that was a different time and place.
Our second lesson: Administrations change, even at universities!
The Obama administration believes the lessons of Iraq and Afghanistan are that the huge neo-colonial task of nation-building is beyond the West's capability and appetite.
The Obama administration believes the lessons of Iraq and Afghanistan are that the huge neo-colonial task of nation building is beyond the West's capability.
