BEHAVIOR OF CHILDREN AS IT RELATES TO DISCIPLINE Discipline as it relates to misbehavior in school has been a retorical question for a long time. ... Does the lack of discipline have an effect on children in schools? ... Does "harsh" discipline mean the lack of love for a child? ... In his paper the author will discuss the following: Types of discipline (home/school), Which methods of discipline are more effective, Parenting leadership, and Steps to better classroom discipline. ... This is high profile discipline. ...

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To sum it up, parents that discipline too severely do not end up with the results that were intended when the punishment was given. ... Similarly, boys and girls are sometimes disciplined in a different way. For example, if a boy is the only male teenager in the family his disciplines are unlike the girls" are. ...

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However there is a significant difference between punishment and discipline. ... Discipline is a noun defined as "mental and moral training". It is clear that there is a big difference between punishing and disciplining children. ... Sending children to their room is not a form of discipline in today's world either. ... Time outs can also be effective methods of discipline both for the child and the parent. ...

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Motherhood brings with it unconditional love, discipline, and unwavering support. ... During motherhood it's necessary to discipline a child, because a parent should always steer the child in the right direction. Having discipline is an important key factor mother's use almost every day. ... She's only punishing her child for her to become more disciplined. ... Based on the illustrations above, if you apply unconditional love, discipline and unwavering support, a person is bound to be a great mother. ...

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Lack of authority and inconsistent discipline increase the risk of delinquency two and a half times over those who experienced better supervision. ... Children are able to resists the temptations of the streets when they receive discipline and support from their parents. On the contrary, those children raised with little discipline and poor monitoring are prone to delinquency when exposed to the negative elements of the environment. ... Divorce does not always produce delinquency and many mothers and fathers have been able to raise good children but it is not a secret that divorce cause a lo...

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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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Sacrifices, positive discipline, and values parents implant in their children will help them determine the person they grow up to be. ... An important factor in discipline is in developing positive and unique relationships with children. For example, in the play Fences by August Wilson the father uses positive discipline when punishing his son, Cory, for defying him. ... Parents love their children so much they make sacrifices, set positive discipline, and values in their children. ...

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She seems to be sending a message that without discipline and guidance, as well as unconditional love, a child cannot reach their full potential.As a result of his early childhood where he was indulged and spoiled, his adolescence where his parents were not very interested in what he was doing day to day, and his mother's death, Victor Frankenstein lacked the sense of responsibility and maturity to realize that dealing with eternal life is wrong. ... Shelley seems to be saying that a child not only needs unconditional love, but also discipline and guidance throughout childhood, or a chil...

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Another fault that the American father seems to have let go unquestioned is ultimate amount of power the law has in the fathers options to discipline his child. In America, the father has no patriarchal right or authority to physically discipline their child. ... In Rome the ideas and beliefs that we value are love of country, protection and discipline of family; in America the fathers delegate discipline of the children to the mothers while giving them no boundaries from which to follow. ...

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Jim is rebelling in the film because of his frustration of his father because he does not discipline him enough like a father should. ... His internal problems are to do with his family because he believes his dad is not fulfilling his role as a masculine, modern, stereotype of how a fatherly figure should act and discipline his son. ...

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My mother an angel in the sky. Since her departure in 2006, I recall memories of moments I shared with my loving mother. She wasn't just my mom, she was my "Wonder Woman". Always putting her children and loved ones needs before her own. Her welcoming personality, compassionate, always giving and so ...

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PARENTS SHOULD NEVER USE CORPORAL PUNISHMENT ON THEIR CHILDREN The question of how children should be disciplined is very much in the news. It is now against the law in many countries for a teacher to smack a child in school and it is suggested that t...

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Describe the mother, father, sister, and brother. How do their personalities create the plot and the central story of the book? Abby and her family were semi-normal people who had their own problems in life and each dealt with it in there own ways. In this, their own personalities created the p...

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Instead of sitting down with the boy and talking to him about it, or at least telling the boy why he was being put onto the porch, the father disciplines him in the only way he knows how- no words, explanations, or any sign of compassion. ... Kafka's father was a bad parent because he knew no other way of disciplining a child. ...

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The primary duty of a parent is to raise their children to be happy and well-adjusted adults. When raising a child, it's essential to treat them fairly and with unconditional of love. Unfortunately, millions of children have parents who are unable, or unwilling, to give them the upbringing they need...

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The worst responsibility that most teenage parents have is discipline for their child. You will have to learn to have patience while disciplining so your bond between your child and you can stay close.You will also have responsibilities for yourself also, like school work or a job. ...

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Murphy states, "Amy Chua's the "tiger mother", is clearly hitting a nerve-especially among the anxious class, which understands how much skill and discipline are necessary for success in the new economy"(Murphy 279). ...

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"Parents can learn a great deal about discipline and handling behavioral problems, how to raise healthy and happy children and how to balance respect and responsibilities" (HealthGuidance). ...

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How Society Views Violence In Schools In the past few years there has been a definite increase in the incidence of violence in the schools. Society is at a loss for answers. There have been numerous programs put in place at schools to help deal with students that might show signs of violence, h...

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This relationship is formed through love, disappointment, and discipline. ... I am grateful for the discipline I received, because without my parents there helping me I would have stayed on that reckless path. ...

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Although privacy is considered a right under the law of the United States, it is a different case when it comes to raising children. In this case, privacy is a privilege that should be earned when children behave correctly. Parents should allow their teens to have freedom to a certain limit where th...

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Some parenting styles are more successful than others in encouraging the child to develop independence and self-control. Those that are most responsive to the child, with much more communication, appear to do best. Parenting styles are influenced by cultural and society standards, the parents" econo...

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This study shows the familial risk factors for childhood disruptive disorders; it was performed by Marina Bornovalove with the University of South Florida; Ryan Blazei, Stephen Malone, Matt Mcgue and William Iacono with the University of Minnesota (Bornovalova, Blazei, Malone, McGue & Iacono, 2013)....

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Most people think single parenting cannot be a positive experience. But in all reality, it has quite a few positive aspects. Kids raised in a single parent household learn early how to do their chores, not be greedy, roll with the punches, and they actually set goals they can reach. They also have a...

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Parenting During the last two weeks we have had many discussions about parenting. We also have had some serious arguments concerning parenting. Many people believe there are many different ways to raise a child, but there are so many different circumstances to examine here. Should you spank y...

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