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DISCIPLINE IN YOUR
ACADEMICS AND LIFE
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the topic (THE ROLE OF DISCIPLINE IN YOUR ACADEMICS OR
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TABLE OF CONTENT
INTRODUCTION.......................4
BODY............................................5-9
CONCLUSION..................................
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GLOSSARY........................................
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INTRODUCTION
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THE ROLE OF DISCIPLINE IN
YOUR ACADEMICS
Academics is used to describe things that relate to the work
done in schools, colleges, and universities, especially work
which involves studying and reasoning rather than practical or
technical skills. The role of discipline in academics is to help
students develop the skills and habits that are necessary for
academic success. Discipline is a key factor for academic
success, and it can be learned and practiced by students at any
age. The real enforces of discipline are parents and
teachers .Parents and teachers should work together to
establish and enforce the rules and regulations that guide the
students’ behaviour , and to provide support, guidance, and
direction in managing their behaviour. Parents and teachers
should also model and reinforce discipline, and to reward and
appreciate the students’ efforts and achievements. By doing so,
they can help the students to become disciplined learners, and
to achieve their academic goals.
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THE ROLE OF DISCIPLINE IN MY LIFE
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HOW THE
ROLE OF Discipline in academic life leads to better
DISCIPLIN performance. It enables students to concentrate
on their studies, manage their time effectively,
E IS and achieve their goals. Students who are
disciplined tend to be more organized, focused,
AFFECTIN and motivated in their studies. They are also
G OUR more likely to be punctual, attend classes
regularly, and complete their assignments on
ACADEMIC time.
S AND LIFE
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THE POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE IMPACT OF
DISCIPLINE IN THE LEARNING PROCESS.
• Positive effects:
• Discipline creates a stress-free environment for apportioning time to various activities, such as studying, doing homework, playing, and
resting. This helps students to balance their academic and personal lives and avoid procrastination and distractions.
• Discipline improves planning through observing and maintaining a set daily routine. These habits can enhance their academic
performance and prepare them for future challenges.
• Discipline moulds learner character their motivation. When students are disciplined, they learn to respect themselves and others,
follow rules and guidelines, and accept responsibility for their actions. They also develop a positive attitude towards learning and a
desire to improve themselves.
• Negative effects:
• Discipline can create a stressful and oppressive environment if it is used in a harsh, punitive, or abusive way. When teachers use
negative discipline methods, such as corporal punishment, humiliation, threats, and sanctions, they create a hostile and fearful
learning environment. This can damage students’ physical and mental health, lower their self-worth, and increase their anxiety and
aggression.
• Discipline can hinder creativity and innovation if it is used in a rigid, inflexible, or authoritarian way. When teachers use excessive or
arbitrary discipline methods, such as strict rules, rigid routines, and uniform standards, they create a restrictive and conformist
learning environment. This can limit students’ freedom, autonomy, and diversity, and discourage them from expressing their
opinions, exploring their interests, and developing their talents.
HOW DISCIPLINE IS A
CRUCIAL ELEMENT IN
ACADEMICS AND IN LIFE.
Discipline helps us to focus on our tasks and avoid
distractions. When we have a clear vision of what we want
to accomplish, we can work with honesty and dedication.
Discipline also helps us to manage our time and resources
effectively. Discipline helps us to develop our personality and
attitude. When we follow certain rules and regulations, we
learn to respect ourselves and others. We also learn to be
responsible, accountable, and self-reliant. Discipline teaches
us to cope with challenges and failures, and to learn from
our mistakes. Discipline also helps us to cultivate positive
habits and values, such as honesty, integrity, perseverance,
and gratitude. Discipline helps us to maintain our mental
health and well-being. When we are disciplined, we are less
likely to experience stress, anxiety, and depression. This is
because we have a sense of control and direction in our
lives. We also have a balanced and healthy lifestyle, which
includes regular exercise, proper nutrition, and adequate
sleep. These activities will boost our mood and self-esteem,
and enhance our happiness and satisfaction.
CONCLUSION
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Goals: is the object of
Academics: is used to Assignment :the act Behaviour :the a persons ambition or
describe things that relate to
the work done in schools, of assigning way one acts or efforts or the
colleges, and universities, something conducts oneself, destination of a
especially work which especially towards
involves studying and journey.
reasoning rather than practical others.
or technical skills