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    A Comparison of Discipline Models Stephen Zehnder Grand Canyon University: EDU 536 August 28‚ 2012 Discipline | Strengths | Weaknesses | Advantages | Disadvantages | Agree or Disagree? | Wong’s Pragmatic Classroom | -Students clearly understand what is expected from them.-It is the Wong’s belief that student success stems from “established‚ well workable procedures” and that “most students will conduct themselves acceptably if they are taught the procedures that lead to learning and responsible

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    stunning pose. After taking a deep bow‚ the girl talked about her dance life. She said that the only reason why she was able to dance properly for an hour without getting tired was because she had understood and practiced the physical and mental discipline of dance. Dancing is something that everyone can be taught‚ but not something that everyone can do. To dance‚ you must have determination‚ flexibility‚ commitment‚ understanding and a fiery passion that is inside your blood. Not only should you

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    Peter Drucker‚ in his article of HBS discusses the sources and types of innovation and analyzes through examples where different types of innovations stand. Firstly he asks the question whether innovation is hard work or as believed by many inspiration. He argues that innovation is mostly the resuly of hard‚ disciplined work as opposed to inspiration. Then he goes on to discuss the profile of innovative organizations and their managers. He thinks that establishing roles and processes‚ setting goals

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    example in coal mines‚ there is often a discipline that comes not from being subject to the will of any person‚ however rational and well-intentioned‚ but from the work itself. If it is to be done successfully and with the minimum danger and discomfort to all those engaged in it‚ certain procedures must be followed and safeguards observed. Since the workers can see that the nature of the work demands this‚ there is correspondingly less need for discipline to be imposed on them by some other agency

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    In Michel Foucault’s Discipline and Punish‚ Foucault analyzes the concept of discipline and describes it as a concept in which people become “docile bodies” (Foucault 135)‚ which an entity of power can subject to it’s will in order to create the most productive and least political dissonant person possible. The theory that the change in governmental punitive systems from more violent forms of punishment to more jail-based forms occurred in order to create “disciplined” people‚ rather than because

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    An essay on how different Social Science disciplines can research and evaluate a social issue which in this assignment is unemployment Introduction The Social Sciences consist of a variety of disciplines which include Philosophy‚ History‚ Anthropology‚ Sociology‚ Economics and Social Policy (NUI Handbook 2011). These Sciences are normally named as there is a system to studying these subjects and applying empirical data to scientific research in analysing certain aspects of society whether it is

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    War. From observing the Civil war‚ Hobbes concluded that people are “naturally cruel‚ greedy‚ and selfish” (Ellis 183). Hobbes argued that a strict government was the only way to control people because without it‚ they would fight‚ steal‚ and oppress each other. Thomas Hobbes says that the only way to keep the people at bay is to have them obey strict laws. His favored government would be an absolute monarch because it “could impose order and compel obedience” (Ellis 183). In this government

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    Amazing Submarine trip to the deep mystery of the sea of Mauritius. Enjoy a dream adventure going underwater to 35 meters depth on board of a real submarine. Go for a once in a lifetime experience and discover the beautiful marine life and the underwater world of Mauritius! As part of the submarine trip will get to visit a shipwreck‚ explore the rich coral reefs of Mauritius‚ and observe and encounter various species of fish. This is a wonderful experience for everyone visiting Mauritius

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    The benefits of humor‚ though‚ aren’t all mental. Humor triggers laughter. According to physiological studies‚ the laughter‚ in turn‚ stimulates our cardiovascular systems by increasing the rate at which the heart beats and contracting the muscles. In fact‚ one study suggested that laughing one hundred times per day is the equivalent of spending ten minutes on a rowing machine. One study went so far as to suggest that the benefits of laughter reach far beyond our body system. "Laughter reduces levels

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    Schools are supposed to be a safe environment for learning and teaching to "make the world a better place" (Keizer‚ 2001)‚ but with the increase of violence‚ students and faculty are becoming more afraid of attending school. The Existence of Discipline Problems in Schools Schools are responsible for the safety and wellbeing of their students and employees. Schools are places where the students learn from the teachers who teach them. Miller and Chandler (2003) state that the safety of students

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