Discipline in Child's life Essay

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    parents play an important role in a child’s life. In our modern society today, it is essential to be the top notch in order to succeed, and that is what discipline provides us with. Discipline is a way of life and avails us to be focused, to stay healthy and also to avoid creating problems. Being disciplined is also one skill to bring about success and a skill that enables us to be resolute with our decisions and plans until we accomplish them. It also manifests as inner vigor, helping us to subjugate addictions, procrastination and indolence..Hence, seeing how discipline is essential in life, I think…

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    Times change drastically within the world today compared to back in the early ages. Spanking young children was the main source of discipline, before the later 1900’s and early 2000’s although it is still used in some households today. Now spanking is viewed as an act, which causes consequences later within the child’s life. Externalizing behaviors become prominent because of spanking and lead to later implications of distraught for both the parents and the child. Spanking should no longer be…

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    Discipline and obedience work hand in hand together alongside the horme and the will. I will be elaborating on this by looking at it from Montessori’s perspective. Many people/ theorists have their own idea regarding the meanings of obedience and discipline. Hopefully this essay will help to bring clarity to those that struggle to understand a child’s level of obedience or discipline. According to Oxford School Dictionary (2002), discipline means orderly and obedient behaviour or to train to be…

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    humiliating to him who gives it as for him who receives it; it is ineffective besides, Neither shame nor physical pain have any other effect than a hard one (Ellen Key).” Modern parenting is made to in steel character into a child by using physical discipline. It’s not humilating for the child to be spanked, but it is humiliating for the parent to incorporate this method. Religion, mankind’s responsibility, individual concerns, pretext, family concerns, and inhumane or humane demonstrates why…

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    Parent’s always wondered what types of discipline can help their child’s mental and emotional health. Understanding the child’s temperament creates a special parent-child bond. Discipline is the way parents teach their child what type of behavior is appropriate and what is not appropriate. The word discipline brings to mind the punishment of a child; however, discipline does not stop once the childhood ends. Child discipline should be used by parents in the development of their child’s mental…

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    around them. Kids do this from the time they are born to learn how they should act towards others and what things are considered normal. One way that this is done is through the way parents communicate around and to their kids. In Unequal Childhoods Lareau talks about how the language that is used in a child’s household can have long term effects on the child’s future speaking kills. Lareau talks about how middle and upper class kids are more likely to learn better language skills because they…

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    As a Child and Family Development major, it was easy for me to decide what I wanted my essay to focus on, and that was children. The emphasis of my major is on Child Life. A child life specialist is a health care professional that works with children and their families to help them cope with long term hospitalization and illness. Therefore, this brought me to the topic of the negative effects of hospitalization on children. With this topic likely to be a part of my everyday life in the future, I…

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    Introduction Discipline is an essential component of civilized society. It is something that we have all experienced personally in different forms, seen used on others, and is something that many of us will go on to use later in life. Thus, discipline seeks to help avert problems as the child grows older and helps to implant lifelong self discipline (unicef.org). Furthermore when discipline is appropriate and consistent it improves family relations. Additionally, the way a child is disciplined…

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    child misbehaving in the same manor. Some parents may have only male or female children but regardless they should treat their children equally, no matter the gender of their child. If a parent has more than one child they should be disciplined equally. For example, if a male child misbehaves and is put in time out then the female child, should be put in time out, using the same tone, for the same misbehavior. Nonetheless, if a child is being disruptive they must be properly disciplined.…

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    important years for a child. During this time, they develop motor skills such as walking and moving their arms. They also learn how to eat, talk, laugh, and smile. Toddlers begin to acknowledge colors and shapes, as well as letters and numbers. One of the most important factors that they begin to pick up on during this time is behavior. Young children watch and mimic almost everything they see someone or something do, especially those closest to them, such as mom and dad. They also begin…

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