Wong # 3: Discipline


"Discipline is the bridge between goals and accomplishment." -Jim Robin 


Just what like Jim Robin said, discipline is the key in order to accomplish and meet your goals in life as well as in the classroom. Without it, dealing with students will be really tiresome and stressful. Though at times disciplining students may cause misunderstandings. Just like how the color black and white contradict each other, people also have opposing opinions about discipline.

In the video, Harry Wong talked about how discipline can help manage the class. For example, with the passing of requirements, you should discipline your students by teaching them to pass on time.



Sometimes extensions should not be permitted


Having discipline means you can have procedures in what you do in the classroom. With this, intended goals of the teacher can now be attained faster. Teachers must know how to discipline their students to assess their behavior and come up with a solution that both parties could benefit. 

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