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ROLE OF DISCIPLINE IN EDUCATION

Discipline is the conscious activity (or lack thereof) taken to control oneu2019s behavior. It is the practice of adhering to laws and procedures, as well as cultural standards and values; the ability to manage oneself or others, especially in difficult situations.

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ROLE OF DISCIPLINE IN EDUCATION

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  1. THE ROLE OF DISCIPLINE IN EDUCATION AND ITS IMPACT ON THE PROCESSOFLEARNING

  2. Disciplineistheconsciousactivity (or lack thereof) taken to control one’sbehavior.Itisthepracticeof adhering to laws and procedures, as well as cultural standards and values; the ability to manage oneself or others, especially in difficultsituations.

  3. If left unchecked, such indisciplinewillappearlaterin life. Instilling discipline at a youngage,ontheotherhand, helpstobringordertovarious aspectsofaperson’slife–just lookatoursecurityormilitary forces.

  4. THE IMPORTANCE OF DISCIPLINE Discipline affects the learning process by providing a stress-free environment for allocating time to variousactivities,improvesplanning byadheringtoandmaintainingaset daily routine, molds learner character and increases motivation, allows for the setting of good example

  5. PUNISHMENT AND THE GROWTH AND LEARNING PROCESS OF CHILDREN Punishment is a method used to instil discipline. It can be either beneficial or harmful. Caning, physical labour such as watering school gardens or cutting grass, kneeling or walking on knees, or completing push-ups are examples of physical or corporalpunishment.Severalcountrieshave prohibitedphysicalpunishmentinschoolsas part of upholding the treaties on children’s rights, while the illegal practise persists in someschools.

  6. In the end, the effectiveness of punishment is highly dependent on the timing. The most effective punishment is one that is provided shortly after a response, whereas the longer the time betweentheanswerandthepunishment, the more likely the punishment will be associatedwithotherinterveningevents. Positive and negative reinforcementsarecritical components of changing behavior after a punishment has been administered.

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