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on
Discipline

Present by Ahasan Habib


18BBA1029
What is Discipline

Discipline is helping children develop self-


control/self-discipline.Discipline is setting limits
and correcting misbehavior.Discipline also is
encouraging children, guiding them, helping
them feel good about themselves, and teaching
them how to think for themselves.Discipline and
guidance both refer to directing children toward
acceptable behavior
Objective of discipline
• To obtain organizational rules, regulations, norms, and values so that the
organizational activities are performed effectively.
• To impart the environment of certainty despite the differences in individual
backgrounds, cultures, values, and experiences, and other related
organizational changes.
• To develop a spirit of tolerance and desire to make adjustments among
employees.
• To give and seek direction and responsibility.
• To promote the environment of respect for human personality and harmonious
labor relation.
• To motivate the employees to a higher level of performance and so on.
• Increase the morale and working efficiency of the employees.
• Foster industrial peace which is the very foundation of industrial democracy.
Types of discipline
• Self discipline
• Enforced Discipline
Self-discipline
• Self-discipline is one of the most important and
useful skills everyone should possess. This skill is
essential in every area of life, and though most people
acknowledge its importance, very few do something
to strengthen it.
• Contrary to common belief, self-discipline does not
mean being harsh toward yourself, or living a limited,
restrictive lifestyle. Self discipline means self control,
which is a sign of inner strength and control of
yourself, your actions, and your reactions.
To be self disciplined
• Get yourself organized.
• Be one time.
• Keep your words.
• Do the most priority tasks first.
• Finish what you start.
• Accept Correction.
• Welcome responsibility.
Thank you

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