1065. Discipline but viewing the kid's part




Teacher B said to teacher A, “Whenever you think such or such student needs a discipline correction, remember also to listen to what he wants to say about that problem. 

It’s essential to listen to him for you to gain a richer and enhanced idea of the problem. Then you can think of the 'verdict'. 

Don’t restrict and limit to say what you think – let him tell you his view. Any discipline correction must be a part of the process of education. And education implies listening to the kids. 

However, and at the same time, not being naive.” / Photo from: yipdeals com. driving visibility. best defensive driving course class 

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