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    undisciplined child in public. It is almost like they are okay with the behavior behind closed doors, but when it comes to others watching their child behave as they do because of their lack of discipline, that is unacceptable. The article Parents, Kids, Discipline talks about discipline being a learning process: “Discipline is the process of teaching your child what type of behavior is acceptable and what type is not acceptable”. So with that being said, why are there so few families,…

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    Peter Senge’s book, The Fifth Discipline: The art and practice of the learning organization, marketed the idea of the “learning organization” and the concept that businesses should function as a set of connected systems within an ongoing learning environment (1990). Knowledge came from all people within the company, and everyone contributed, continuously. By following the five basic disciplines of “shared vision, mental models, personal mastery, team learning, and systems thinking” (Senge,…

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    In order to define Nursing as a distinct discipline, one must first identify the parameters for classification as a discipline. The word discipline in and of itself has been defined in multiple different ways. For example, Parse defines discipline as “a branch of knowledge ordered through the theories and methods evolving from more than one worldview of the phenomenon of concern” (McEwen, p.4) while the Merriam-Webster dictionary defines discipline as simply “a field of study” (Merriam-webster…

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    company’s discipline. The most affected by the discipline system is the problem workers. Problematic issues include, but are not limited to absenteeism, tardiness, insubordination, bullying, and workplace violence. Adverse effects usually stem from the manager’s reluctance to implement disciplinary measures which may include termination. Therefore, an effective discipline should be aimed at the problem behaviors which requires training of supervisors and the knowledge of approaches to…

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    Unity, Discipline, and faith is the motto that the Pakistani live by. Pakistan is country that is struggling that is slowly making a rise with their government and there economy. The President of Pakistan and the Prime Minster are key role players in making this happen, and the people of Pakistan support every decision that they make. Pakistan does have a very strong Military that is versatile on ground, air, and water. Which will help them out so they can’t be over thrown easily. Pakistan…

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    I can fully understand why you have waited before re-running the "Cuts of Military Discipline" scenario again. I need to make some of the strides that I've mentioned above, before it's appropriate to re-visit it. Additionally, waiting until I've taken at least one proper flogging with the Cat, so that I'm a harder man, is also a good idea! The context of this scenario is very much based on having real respect for the Sergeant Major and admiration for him as a fine figure of a real hard…

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    Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein is a remarkable science fiction. The theme of motherhood reflects the influence of parenting on children. Mothers are expected to take a more physical role rather than just take care of their children by nursing. The parenting style has a profound meaning on building children’s qualities and personalities. Victor’s parents give him unlimited love that allows him to do anything. He lacks instruction and awareness of responsibility to others. After his mother’s death,…

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    The Importance of Being on Time: Punctuality In the professional world, punctuality is a very important skill to have. Punctuality is defined as being able to complete a required task or fulfill an obligation before or at a previously designated time. Some examples of punctuality are being on time to class or turning in assignments on time. So what happens when you are not a punctual person? Well if you are always late to your job, never turn in your assignments on time and always…

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    Spiritual Disciplines are training expected to produce a specific character or pattern of behavior. It is a natural component of our Christian walk and spiritual health. It helps us mature and grow into the character of God and helps us develop in our knowledge of living a purposeful life with God. Before reading Foster, I had thoughts of giving up on trying to learn and do some of the things he mentioned. I felt that even school was not an option for me anymore. But as I read through the book…

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    problem without having to discipline. However, if unacceptable behaviour is a persistent problem or if the employee is involved in a misconduct that cannot be tolerated, management may use discipline to correct the behaviour. Discipline in the workplace is the means by which supervisory personnel correct behavioural deficiencies and ensure adherence to established company rules. Discipline often has a negative connotation, but in the labour relations context discipline is more about coaching…

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