Annotative bibliography How can students benefit from alternative discipline in the classroom? Mergler, Mary Schmid; Vargas, Karla M.; Caldwell, Caroline. Phi Delta Kappan. (2014), Vol. 96 Issue 2, preceding p25-30. 7p. 2 Color Photographs. DOI: 10.1177/0031721714553406. Removing children from a classroom as a form of discipline can have negative effects on them for years to come. This can lead to many drop, there are three alternative discipline models these are restorative justice, Positive Behavioral
human beings. When students seek an education that will prepare them for a bright future, mathematics is an obligatory subject. This discipline is broad, it is considered as the foundation of most of the work domains in engineering, medicine, accounting, teaching, art, etc… The main aim of education is to help children have a career in order to earn their living and be self-independent. Mathematics is an essential theory to help towards achieving this goal. It contributed a lot to the progress of the
education in of Vietnam and that in America? Nowadays, society has been modernized in so many ways; therefore, the demand for higher education is very strong. The educational priority is not only in developed countries like America, but also for a developing country like Vietnam. The differences between American education and Vietnamese education are the learning environment, teaching methods, and students' learning methods. First, the difference between American education and Vietnam is the learning
Corporate governance is the reporting on the social, environmental and economic environment (triple bottom line reporting) that the business operates in. A business that practices good corporate governance will be accountable, independent, honest, discipline, transparent and will act with fairness, integrity and considers
The StrengthsFinder 2.0 discovered what makes me stand out is my top five strengths: strategic, achiever, consistency, discipline, and communication. The book included strategies for applying my personalized strengths that changed the way I look at myself. My strategic strength helps me “customarily pinpoint the core problems” and “identify the best solutions.” This line stands out to me because it explains the importance of problem solving if you know how to make determined efforts to deal with
These disciplines can include psychology, sociology and anthropology (Glanz, Rimer, & Lewis, 2002). Theories in health education and promotion are often called theoretical frameworks or models. Effective and relevant health education, health promotion, and chronic
Two words that best described me as a young boy who kept to myself and had few friends were shy and insecure. Time was devoted to school, family, and my individual and unique (for an elementary-aged child) hobby, playing golf. Making friends was a challenge. My same-aged peers had different interests, yet I did not fit in with the teen golfers because I was just too immature at 8 years old and four feet tall. I was truly more comfortable with adults. Enrollment at Sickles High School was the start
Spanking is seen as one of the most popular forms of parenting nowadays. Numerous studies and researches have collected lots of evidence to prove that spanking does have a negative impact on children. Therefore, parents should not have the right to spank their children because spanking teaches the wrong lesson, makes the children feel helpless and hurts the parent-child relationship. Spanking does not work as effectively as parents think it does, and it teaches children the wrong message about hitting
organisation in an unstructured manner (Turban 2006, p. 367). In 1986 Karl Wiig first introduced the concept of knowledge management. Later, in 1990, Peter Senge in his book "The Fifth Discipline: The Art and Practice of the Learning Organization" introduced the concept of a learning organization - a company capable of continuous self-learning. In 1991 Knowledge Management comes to a practical level: Swedish insurance company "Scandia" has approved a
Discipline, classroom management, and creating community in the classroom begins the first moment a student meets a teacher. This may be the first day of class, at a basketball game, or as students pass the teacher in the hallway. Respect, in my opinion, is the beginning to every good relationship, which is exactly what teachers must develop with students in order to build an atmosphere of successful learning. An atmosphere of successful learning holds disciplinary issues to a minimum, because