How to teach children to be self-disciplined

As long as there have been students, there will always be discipline challenges. However, the best teachers never allow these challenges to turn into problems. We found that they had two things in common:• They all had detailed and clear disciplinary rules. • They enforce these rules consistently. Sound simple? Yes. These teachers don\’t complicate things. They all set a plan at the beginning. Their plan also included several disciplines, each of which was associated with a punishment—very clear, detailed, and appropriate punishment—with consequences for violations. The students know this in advance and they know that the teacher will definitely enforce these discipline rules no matter what. CCTV Recommendation: Over 500 high-scoring excellent documentaries are recommended. Children will become addicted to self-discipline after watching it. A teacher said: \”Students want discipline to exist. They want to know exactly what they can do in each teacher\’s class. What not to do. I let the students set the rules together, and then when a student breaks the rules, he knows exactly what the consequences will be, and I will never tolerate it. I simply remind him that he violated the rules. If there are rules, there must be consequences. This has saved me a lot of headaches. I refuse to argue or bargain with students. All they need to know is that I am a professional, I am responsible for them, and I have to be consistent.\” Another The teacher shared her story: “I only have four rules of discipline, but I stick to them. The key is to be very sensible and calm when enforcing them. One of the rules is that no student is allowed to make fun of others. I I gained support from all of them by explaining that teasing was forbidden because I cared about each of them too much to allow others to tease. This way, I gained support from all of them. When one student teased another— — and it does happen often, I take the punishment calmly. No fuss, no arguments, no pressure. And it works, I don’t have disciplinary issues now, and it’s not because of how good the students I teach are. Everyone Wanting to know how I did it, I told them all about how I did it. It’s surprising how many teachers don’t do it that way!” Teachers with the best management plans institute only a few disciplines because they Rely more on norms. Although they only have a few disciplinary rules, they enforce them consistently. If someone violates discipline, don\’t speak harshly. Just establish discipline rules and then stick to them, and discipline problems will disappear.