The Art of Discipline The word "discipline" is derived from the Greek word "disciple" or the root word "disciplinare," and suggests education, instruction, teaching and training. Discipline teaches children "age appropriate behavior and self control." A lack of discipline leads to behavioral problems, but conversely, too much discipline may lead to resentment and cause one unfavorable behavior followed by another (Leung, Robson, Lim, 1992). ... Discipline is not as simple as "To spare the rod is to spoil the child." ... Of course, the kind of discipline a nurturer uses must be age app...

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Student discipline and management are paramount for an effective teaching practice. ... In most cases, mismanaged classes or schools have got the greater chances of running short of discipline. ... There are several methods of disciplining students in school. ... In addition to this, the paper will also focus on the several theories in disciplining students. ... Gradually, children may start to fear adults who make use of physical means to discipline them. ...

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Instead of corporal punishment, parents need to rely on other ways to discipline. ... Therefore, corporal punishment it is a positive act (Child Discipline). ... There are many ways to discipline a child, but corporal punishment is proven to be the least effective. The negative aspects of physical discipline outweigh the positive, and non-corporal discipline strategies work just as well (Straus 52). ... The best advice for parents is to avoid corporal punishment and to rely on a more appropriate form of discipline. ...

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The author did a good job of including information from both disciplines rather than focusing on just one. ... Identification and Analysis of Disciplines The disciplines that were included in this article and used to develop a solution were limited to education and social sciences. ... As far as including all relevant disciplines I believe that they could have included many other disciplines in order to examine the role of emotional intelligence and its importance in our society. ... Although this is true education became a redundant discipline that was discussed and as a result the authors w...

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Constant surveillance brings about anxiety resulting in discipline in the individual. ... Whenever it is unable to bring about this psychological effect, it fails in bringing about discipline in the society. ... There is no need to use external force to discipline the inmates, but the inmates will discipline themselves due to mental instability of the fear of being observed. ... The panoptic model seems to provide a powerful system in which self-discipline can be ensured through the constant possibility of surveillance. ... All drivers should be disciplined. ...

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The term "integrated curriculum" can mean many things to educators; it can encompass enrichment in a discipline or connections between disciplines along topics or themes so that subject areas become secondary to the theme (Weilbacher, 2001). ... Putting things together across disciplines is a good idea, but the school is not clear on what specific model they will use. ... Will specific disciplines be linked or will there be an attempt to link all four core disciplines? ... They also need to take professional development time to understand how their discipline can connect to other disciplines a...

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This essay will review chapters two and eight from the text Practicing Education by Meadmore et al, and discuss the concepts of discipline and devolution and the conceptual links between them. ... With this new knowledge of the populus, government (discipline) then began to be more directed at the population. ... Meadmore suggests the third important change involved the concept of monitoring and surveillance as a means of discipline andmodifying conduct?... The discipline imposed by this subtle surveillance would become self-discipline, regulation and self-regulation with schools quickly mo...

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Secondly, discipline is very rare when you are a police officer. ... To focus on discipline is primarily punishment, not behavior change. ... I believe that when police officers abuse their authority, they should be threatened to be harshly disciplined. ... Because most officers get resentful when disciplined and a majority of time after being disciplined, there is still no change. I once had to interview an officer for a high school project and one of the things that the officer often complained about when he was being disciplined was the way it is done. ...

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Society has dependably discipline to dishearten would be criminal from illegal activity. ... Getting the rightly blamed to a fair discipline is imperative. ... Capital punishment is viewed as a great discipline and the legal framework takes a ton of consideration in settling the choice. ... A fundamental inquiry confronting the death penalty is does the discipline fit the wrongdoing? ... By making the discipline so unforgiving, a specific guilty party ought not recidivist later on. ...

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Nolan says; "At this age not on your life Tradition John, Discipline." ... Welton uses Discipline as a tool for controlling undesirable behaviour. ... Nolan believes that if Charlie is physically disciplined enough for a long period of time, he will change his mind and not stand by his beliefs. ... Keating believes in internal discipline, as opposed to Welton who believe that there is a need for an external force to discipline individuals. ... Keating wants students to understand that, by recognizing their own limits, they are more likely to discipline their minds, emotions, morals and actions...

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Executing action with understanding of self and discipline is Krishna's most important teaching to Arjuna. "Wise men disciplined by understanding relinquish the fruit born of action; freed from these bonds of rebirth, they reach a place beyond decay". ... Conquering these roadblocks is significant in order to accomplish the objective of action with discipline. Krishna tells Arjuna that one should shift his focus from these sense objects and instead focus on Krishna with discipline in order to successfully conquer them. ... Lord Krishna acts as the charioteer of Arjuna, and guides him thr...

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Sociology, like other disciplines, uses particular methods in explaining society. This discipline tries to make sense of issues relating to society and people on a whole by rationalizing theories put forward as an explanation. ... Some well known early founders to this discipline, such as August Comte, Karl Marx, Emile Durkheim and Max Weber, have all contributed their understanding and theory to what sociology could be. ... All of these disciplines focus on different theories in explaining human behaviour. ... It could be argued that this discipline is closely related to sociology in tha...

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Sex-typed personal qualities were related to parents" differential discipline. ... Furthermore, sex-typed personal qualities were related to the parents" differential discipline (Tucker, 1). ... The journal also reported that mothers discipline firstborns relatively more often when the child was younger and more emotional, and they disciplined secondborns more when the child was more active. ... The Journal of Child Abuse and Neglect aimed to examine discipline and its effectiveness. ... Consistent with their hypothesis, gender played a role in judging discipline practices. ...

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Abstract Disciplining children by means of spanking is a controversial subject. ... In a survey conducted in 1968 found that 94% of United States adults agreed that it was necessary to discipline a child with a good spanking. ... His study found that an approach described as "conditional spanking led to reduction in child defiance or antisocial behavior than 10 of 13 alternative disciplines techniques, removal of privileges, reasoning, and time out"(Clinical Child and Family Psychology Review, 2005). ... In the study conducted by Owens and author Diana Baumrind found that majority of famili...

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The transference of holiness through religious discipline, (such as resistance for forbidden foods in kashrut), has reinforced the capacity to resist all temptation and self-indulgence through the conveyance of such a religious discipline. ... Therefore, holiness suggests an element of control and transference of religious discipline to other areas of life, other than kashrut. ... The final component to discuss is that of the spiritual discipline the laws of kashrut offer. Such discipline is 'rooted' in the choices daily life presents. ... By observing a spiritual discipline aroun...

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After publishing The Archaeology of Knowledge (1969), which described his method more explicitly, Foucault shifted to a genealogical approach influenced by Friedrich Nietzsche's critique of history that accounted for some of the deficiencies in his earlier approach.[6] In "Questions of Method, " Foucault participated in a roundtable discussion reflecting on his approach to the study of the history of the penal system in Discipline and Punish (1975). ... Questions of Method " Questions of Method," a 1978 roundtable discussion, presented Foucault with a series of questions concerning his g...

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Due to the believed that the same kind of dressing in schools makes schools more orderly, and discipline, President Clinton and the Department of Education encouraged schools to adopt the uniform policy (Mitchell 1996). ... Safety, discipline, and an orderly learning environment are requirements for a good school. ... The neatness and uprightness of students reflect the school discipline standards. ... Success in school requires a lot of discipline and focusing more on giving a student all the rights may somehow spoil the child. ... Uniforms have improved the performance of many students and h...

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There is not a clearer example of how a leader of an army is the same as the leaders of a corporation than as described in rule I,x: "By method and discipline are to be understood the marshalling of the army and its subdivisions, the graduation of ranks among officers, the maintenance of roads by which supplies may reach the army, and the control of the military expenditure." ... The fourth consideration asks "On which side is discipline most rigorously enforced?" ... It is apparent discipline was not maintained in those corporations as their leaders were the ones committing infractions. ... ...

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The employee focus of the personnel function covers counseling individuals on such issues as development, career moves and discipline, ensuring privacy and confidentiality of personal information and ensuring that current staff and job applicants are given full and accurate information concerning their employment within the organization. ...

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However, Shinran continuously argued against the need for temples and rituals, which were characteristic of Honen's beliefs, and pioneered a break from that discipline by marrying, eating meat, and living a normal secular life. ...

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Discipline and Bureaucracy Discipline remains an important management principle in any organization. ... Discipline is thus essential in smooth functioning in all organizations. Discipline ensures that work is divided among groups and individuals in ensuring that attention and effort focuses on some special portions of every task. Discipline in work relations facilitate specialization and efficiency in human resources used within organizations. McHugh and Thomson (1995) emphasize the role of managers as both decision-makers and leaders who have a role in inculcating discipline as an integral ...

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Although the child is acting improperly, the group of intoxicated parents not only fails to discipline the child, but engage in parental indulgences that are inappropriate for the occasion (Lang, Pelham, Atkeson, & Murphy, 1999, p. 188). ... Fourth, parents who abuse alcohol are also known to exercise harsh discipline. ... Therefore, they can be excessively harsh and arbitrary in their use of discipline. These forms of discipline can result in the growing alienation of the children from their parents (Windle, 1996, p. 181). ...

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The ways in which a child is treated and disciplined by parents has a direct effect on an individual's behavior patterns. ... Yet, these forms of discipline have been in place for decades and continue to be standard procedure. In order to develop methods to decrease delinquent behavior the school systems must take a fraction of the responsibility and experiment with new methods of discipline. ... There is no guarantee that exposing families to proper discipline methods would actually change the fu...

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According to his findings in regards to the social education position, there were some constraints of to what is being taught in K-12, however would not these disciplines be needed in the post-secondary level? Would not these disciplines be useful even at the school-age level (Levstik 52)? Another challenge seems to be if civics is an academic subject or a discipline, or does discipline approach involve slightly more than a number of currently significant topics (Levstik 52). ...

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According to his findings in regards to the social education position, there were some constraints of to what is being taught in K-12, however would not these disciplines be needed in the post-secondary level? Would not these disciplines be useful even at the school-age level (Levstik 52)? Another challenge seems to be if civics is an academic subject or a discipline, or does discipline approach involve slightly more than a number of currently significant topics (Levstik 52). ...

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