Hyland 2008a, 2008b). Academic writing such as any other type of writing can only be useful when writers apply conventions which other members of their field of study find convincing and familiar (Hyland, 2009). Wells (1992) argues that “each subject discipline constitutes a way of making sense of human experience that has evolved over generations and each is dependent on its own particular practices: its instrumental procedures, its criteria for judging relevance and validity, and its conventions of acceptable
issues of employee relations involved in the case study such as, Discipline, code of discipline, Disciplinary enquiry, grievance settlement procedure and workplace
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There are multiple forms of child discipline other than mild physical punishment. The first alternative to mild punishment is giving the child a time out. Time outs are great for a child because they are secluded from everything and everyone. Usually they are sat in timeout for a minute for every year of age. The second alternative to mild punishment is giving yourself a time out. Put your child in a safe space and take a few minutes and walk away. The third alternative to mild punishment is saying
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sense statement to be discussed. In relation to my opinion, I do not stand by this statement, however, I do not disregard the perspectives of others. “Spare the rod, spoil the child” surrounds the idea of using physical punishment as a form of discipline with the intention to correct the behaviour of a child. Punishment
“The Fifth Agreement: A Practical Guide to Self Mastery” written by Don Miguel Ruiz, Don Hose Ruiz with Joner Mills, is regarding acceptance of ourselves and everyone around us. “Popeye the Sailor Man, who says, “I am what I am, and that’s all that I am.” That’s wisdom. That’s complete acceptance, which means complete respect for what I am, because I am truth.” (78)It is about understanding who we are, and how we can attain eternal happiness. The fifth agreement expresses how everyday conflicts with
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controversial issue with opinions that vary from people with different viewpoints. Those who were raised in a household where physical discipline was used believe it is an effective method to raise a child. Contrary to this, some believe any form of intentional harm to discipline a child is dangerous for their mental and physical health. Using physical force to discipline a child is merely a cultural norm for some, and is taboo for others. NFL star running back, Adrian Peterson, turned himself in early
One of Foucault’s main points in his book Discipline and Punish is how the relationship between power and knowledge coincide. To punish and discipline someone, you need power and knowledge. Foucault states that power cannot exist without knowledge, and knowledge cannot exist without power. Punishment is the expression of absolute power, but to punish someone, one must have both knowledge and power. During medieval times, the king had absolute power and was able to implement whatever punishment techniques