Educational Leadership and Management (8605)

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ASSIGNMENT No. 1
Q.1 Explain the functions of administration and discuss the scope of Islamic
administration
Islam encompasses each and every aspect of human life irrespective of its nature but the rules
that must be followed while running a state are the cornerstone of Islamic teachings. The reason
for giving so much importance to this aspect of human life is the collective effect of governance
on all the subjects of a state.
Here we are going to discuss some of the very important pillars of Islamic guidance that make a
state a welfare state in the true sense.
Laws of the Islamic Sharia are very clear on the subject of providing legal justice. The Holy
Quran, Sayings of the Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w), and the traditions of the rightly guided
Caliphs make it compulsory for the state to dispense legal justice at all costs without taking care
of the ramifications or backlash from the wealthy or influential people. It was during the time of
the Holy Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w) that a woman named, Fatima, was found guilty of stealing.
The woman belonged to the influential tribe of Bani Makhzum and her tribesmen presented
Hazrat Usama bin Zaid ( son of the adopted child of the Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w)) as an
intercession for the Woman to be spared. The Holy Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w) rejected it by
saying that “people before you were destroyed because if an influential would steal, he
would be forgiven and if a poor would commit such act, the legal punishment would be
inflicted upon him”. The Holy Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w) then said, “ By God, even if she
was the daughter of the Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w), she would not have been spared”.
The Rashidun Caliphs followed the tradition of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w) and the
precedents set by them became a standard not only for the Ummah but for the whole world to
follow. The Second Pious Caliph Hazrat Umar (r.a) was once ordered to appear in court for some
matter. When he entered the court, the judge stood up in honor of the Caliph. When the Caliph
saw the Judge behaving like this, he dismissed him from the post by saying that all members of
the state are legally equal irrespective of their positions and how can such a judge dispense
justice when he cannot withstand the presence of the Caliph inside the courtroom.
Concept of public administration in Islam
Islam encompasses each and every aspect of human life irrespective of its nature but the rules
that must be followed while running a state are the cornerstone of Islamic teachings. The reason
for giving so much importance to this aspect of human life is the collective effect of governance
on all the subjects of a state.

Here we are going to discuss some of the very important pillars of Islamic guidance that make a
state a welfare state in the true sense.
Legal justice
Laws of the Islamic Sharia are very clear on the subject of providing legal justice. The Holy
Quran, Sayings of the Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w), and the traditions of the rightly guided
Caliphs make it compulsory for the state to dispense legal justice at all costs without taking care
of the ramifications or backlash from the wealthy or influential people. It was during the time of
the Holy Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w) that a woman named, Fatima, was found guilty of stealing.
The woman belonged to the influential tribe of Bani Makhzum and her tribesmen presented
Hazrat Usama bin Zaid ( son of the adopted child of the Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w)) as an
intercession for the Woman to be spared. The Holy Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w) rejected it by
saying that “people before you were destroyed because if an influential would steal, he
would be forgiven and if a poor would commit such act, the legal punishment would be
inflicted upon him”. The Holy Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w) then said, “ By God, even if she
was the daughter of the Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w), she would not have been spared”.

The Rashidun Caliphs followed the tradition of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w) and the
precedents set by them became a standard not only for the Ummah but for the whole world to
follow. The Second Pious Caliph Hazrat Umar (r.a) was once ordered to appear in court for some
matter. When he entered the court, the judge stood up in honor of the Caliph. When the Caliph
saw the Judge behaving like this, he dismissed him from the post by saying that all members of
the state are legally equal irrespective of their positions and how can such a judge dispense
justice when he cannot withstand the presence of the Caliph inside the courtroom.

The Fourth Caliph, Imam Ali (r.a), once filed a case against a man in the court for stealing his
armor. The Caliph presented his son and slave as evidence against the man. However, the judge
rejected both of them by saying that both are too close to the Caliph to be accepted as evidence.
The man who was Jew impressed so much by the justice of the judge that he accepted Islam and
returned the Caliph his armor.

The Quran also ordered quite clearly each and every one of us to dispense justice in our control.
The Allah Almighty says in the Holy Quran,” No Doubt, Allah orders justice and good
conduct” ( Surah Al-Nahl). Similarly, Allah says,” If you judge them, judge between them
with justice” ( Surah Al- Maidah).

Moral justice

Moral Justice is also an important part of Islam. As per the rules set by Islam, no one is allowed
to abuse anyone or the personalities he reveres, no one is allowed to violate the honor of women
in the society and no is allowed to spread false rumors about others Nor one is allowed to
backbite against others. Islam even forbids Muslims from using bad words against the sacred
personalities of other religions as it can lead to hatred and voilence.

Islam clearly lays down some laws according to which a person committing such things will be
brought into the court of law. If a person blamed another person for committing adultery or other
such things and he did prove it in the court of law then according to the Islamic teachings he will
be given the same punishment as that of the accused. This strict punishment is for the purpose to
make it a deterrent against any false blames.

Similarly, if any person was blamed for any moral corruption without any evidence, he can
pursue his legal rights in the court of law. The Holy Prophet (s.a.w) termed backbiting as the
eating of the flesh of a dead brother.

Economic justice

As Islam is a complete guide for all the aspects of human life so Islam definitely deals with the
economic needs of a man. Islam orders the head of the state and other officials to take care of
their subjects and provide them with every kind of economic assistance in case if they are poor.
Islam has introduced a moderate system in the economics in which every person who has the
means to earn to a certain level of income will have to give 2.5 percent of his wealth in the way
of Allah ( the way through which the poor will be supported by the state). Apart from Zakat
other sources of income for the Islamic state are Maal-e-Ghanimat (War booty), Maal-e-Fay
(Booty obtained without any war), Jaziya (tax from non-Muslims etc.
Allah says in the Quran,” Those who believe in the unseen, establish prayer and spend out of
what we have given them” (Surah Al-Baqara). The Quran instructs Muslims by saying” You
shall observe the prayers and give the obligatory charity” ( Surah Al-Baqarah).

The lives of the Prophet Muhammad and that of Rashidun Caliphs are a practical manifestation
of the Holy Quran and serves as a guiding light for all of us. It was the norm for the Holy
Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w) to give all of what he had to the poor and would spend his life even
without eating for several days. Once Hazrat Umar (r.a) visited the Holy Prophet Muhammad
(s.a.w) and started crying upon seeing him sleeping on a coarse matress. Hazrat said that the
rulers of Roman and Persian Empires are living luxurious lives and the Prophet of Allah is
leading a very simple. The Prophet of Islam replied that he would happily lead a simple life and
would get his return from Allah in the herafter. During his Caliphate, Hazrat Umar (r.a) would
move around in the cities to get an idea of the security, safety, and needs of the citizens. One day
the Caliph was passing through a street when he heard some children crying. The Caliph inquired
their mother why they are crying. The mother said that they had nothing to eat tonight. The
Caliph went back to Baitul mal and brought a sack full of flour for them. This was the level of
justice of the Great Rashidun Caliph.

Protection

Islamic Law provides protection to all the sections of society irrespective of their religion, caste,
color, creed, or status. When the Holy Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w) migrated to Medina he not
only signed an agreement for the formation of a nation-state with Jews and other people in
Medina but also pledged to protect the communities in case of any war from outside. When
Muslims conquered Makkah the companions of the Prophet (s.a.w) talked about taking revenge
but the the Prophet of Islam announced a general amnesty for all the excesses committed by the
Quraish against Muslims. The Islamic protection ranges to all sections of society without any
distinction. The Holy Prophet Muhammad stated in his hadith that Allah will forbid Muslims
even from smelling the fragrance of Heaven if they kill any of the Non-Muslim. The Holy
Prophet Muhammad says,” Those who kill Non-Muslims in the Islamic state will remain
deprived even of the fragrance of the Heaven”
( Hadith).
The second Caliph of Islam, Hazrat Umar (r.a), conquered Jerusalem during his Caliphate. The
Christian clergy offered him to pray at their Cathedral but the Caliph of Islam turned down their
offer by saying that if I prayed here the Muslims may consider it a place of Worship of Islam in
the future. The caliph did not want to create even a minute difficulty for the non-Muslim
residents of the state. Islam has termed the killing of one person as the killing of the whole
humanity.
Efforts for the welfare of the people.
The Islamic State is not only responsible to strictly enforce the rule of law but also to work for
the welfare of the people. Hazrat Usman (r.a) on the direction of Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w)
bought half of Well of Bair-e-Roma from a Medinite and spared it for the public use irrespective
of religion.
The Second Caliph of Islam, Hazrat Umar (r.a), formed a separate department called Bait-Ul-
Mal to transparently distribute Zakat and other funds among the poor class. The second Caliph
also introduced the department of Police to maintain peace in the society and this department
serves as a model for all nations of the world. The Holy Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w) and his
rightly guided Caliphs would serve the same life which the common people of the state would
live. Once Hazrat Abu Bakar (r.a) was asked to increase salary for himself but he refused by
saying that if the poor can live on a daily wage I m getting how can I increase for myself.

Islam introduced the concept of Zakat to take care of the needs of the poor sections of the
society.
Q.2 What is management and discuss its importance?
Management is an inevitable element for directing and unifying the group efforts towards a
common objective. Since the most of the human aims can be well realized only through
collective action, management is universally called for in all such organizations of the
society.

In short, management is not merely the task of managing the business. But it is an essential
accompaniment of all social organizations and is to be found everywhere as a distinct and
dominant activity.

In other words, management functions have universal application. While describing the pivotal
role of management in the social history, Drucker rightly remarked that

With the growth of industry and commerce and the separation of ownership from control,
management has become more or less a profession.

Management, today, consists of a cadre of professionalists and is concerned not only with the
initial formation of the enterprise but also with the problems of adapting, expanding or
contracting the firm whenever changing economic conditions and environmental influences
require such action.

It provides new ideas, imaginations and visions to the group working so as to account for better
results or performances. It ensures a smooth flow of work in the organization by focusing on
strong points, neutralizing weak links, overcoming difficulties and establishing team spirit.

Importance of Management

It helps in Achieving Group Goals - It arranges the factors of production, assembles and
organizes the resources, integrates the resources in effective manner to achieve goals. It directs
group efforts towards achievement of pre-determined goals.

By defining objective of organization clearly there would be no wastage of time, money and
effort. Management converts disorganized resources of men, machines, money etc. into useful
enterprise. These resources are coordinated, directed and controlled in such a manner that
enterprise work towards attainment of goals.

Optimum Utilization of Resources - Management utilizes all the physical & human resources
productively. This leads to efficacy in management.

Management provides maximum utilization of scarce resources by selecting its best possible
alternate use in industry from out of various uses.

It makes use of experts, professional and these services leads to use of their skills, knowledge,
and proper utilization and avoids wastage. If employees and machines are producing its
maximum there is no under employment of any resources.

Reduces Costs - It gets maximum results through minimum input by proper planning and by
using minimum input & getting maximum output.

Management uses physical, human and financial resources in such a manner which results in best
combination. This helps in cost reduction.

Establishes Sound Organization - No overlapping of efforts (smooth and coordinated

functions). To establish sound organizational structure is one of the objective of management
which is in tune with objective of organization and for fulfillment of this, it establishes effective
authority & responsibility relationship i.e. who is accountable to whom, who can give
instructions to whom, who are superiors & who are subordinates.

Management fills up various positions with right persons, having right skills, training and
qualification. All jobs should be cleared to everyone.

Establishes Equilibrium - It enables the organization to survive in changing environment. It

keeps in touch with the changing environment.

With the change is external environment, the initial co-ordination of organization must be
changed. So it adapts organization to changing demand of market/changing needs of societies. It
is responsible for growth and survival of organization.

Essentials for Prosperity of Society - Efficient management leads to better economical

production which helps in turn to increase the welfare of people. Good management makes a
difficult task easier by avoiding wastage of scarce resource.
It improves standard of living. It increases the profit which is beneficial to business and society
will get maximum output at minimum cost by creating employment opportunities which generate
income in hands. Organization comes with new products and researches beneficial for society.
Q.3 Explain the different types of supervision. Which type is better for our schools and
why? Discuss.
Supervision is one of the functions of management. It is the act or process of directing a person
or group of people.

Supervision Types
It is generally classified according to the behavior of supervisors towards their subordinates.
These are also called techniques of supervision.

Autocratic or Authoritarian: Under this type, the supervisor wields absolute power and wants
complete obedience from his subordinates. He wants everything to be done strictly according to
his instructions and never likes any intervention from his subordinates. This type of supervision
is resorted to tackling indisciplined subordinates.

Laissez-faire or free-rein: Under this type of supervision, maximum freedom is allowed to the
subordinates. The supervisor never interferes in the work of the subordinates. In other words, full
freedom is given to workers to do their jobs. Subordinates are encouraged to solve their problems
themselves.

Democratic supervision: This is also known as participative or consultative supervision.

Subordinates are encouraged to give suggestions, take initiative and exercise free judgment. This
results in job satisfaction and improved morale of employees.

Bureaucratic supervision: Under this type certain working rules and regulations are laid down
by the supervisor and all the subordinates are required to follow these rules and regulations very
strictly. A serious note of the violation of these rules and regulations is taken by the supervisor.
This brings about stability and uniformity in the organization. But in actual practice, it has been
observed that there are delays and inefficiency in work due to bureaucratic supervision.
Supervision in Education

Inspection: This is the first supervision in the sense that the teacher becomes alert about his
duties and responsibilities after being sure that his duties can be inspected all of a sudden when
he is in the classroom. So this type of supervision activates the teacher to have proper readiness
to deliver good teaching in the classroom. Besides, some teachers don’t discharge their duties
properly after knowing all these things. And it has been seen that they are penalized for not
taking the class in time. On the contrary, sincere teachers are rewarded for rendering proper
duties and responsibilities. This type of supervision is acceptable in almost all the developed
countries of the world till now because of its balanced and positive effect on all the elements
which are closely associated with it.

Absolute Freedom: This type of supervision is not suitable in the modern context as it stresses
the autocratic attitude of the teacher in teaching in one point and no inspecting authority to
inspect his teaching. However, it is a type of supervision that was used in the United States of
America once upon a time.

Compulsion Type: It leads to the creation of misunderstanding in the human relationship

between the inspecting person and the teacher. But it can be seriously said that the inspecting
officers who are good and humble and have balanced personalities don’t exercise their autocratic
attitude in supervision. This tendency among good inspecting officers enables the teacher to
teach properly.

Training and Direction: It is appreciated in the modern educational system because of its
positive and lasting impact on the teaching performance of teachers. To this supervision as
students or pupils are the central points in the teaching-learning process, the teaching program
should be following the needs of every child. For this, the teachers should be given in-service
training on the latest developed methods of teaching for different subjects. After that, the
supervision work should be done. This type of supervision develops a great deal of interest, self-
confidence, and creativity among teachers to teach their subjects.

Democratic Leadership: It says that there will be no improvement of teaching and learning only
through teachers. Rather the high-level officers as the supervisory personnel have to participate
in the teaching program actively and help the teachers by giving suggestions for improvement if
any in private. For this, the supervisory personnel has to become aware of the problems and
issues that arise in the field of teaching and learning and will try and help the teachers to solve
them.
Q.4 Discus the importance of early childhood education and its role in the lives of
students.
childhood is the most important and effective part of one’s life. It is creation of human historical
development. It is a relatively late result of man’s becoming. Whatever people grow like is
mainly because of the childhood period’s learning.

In the early days, when the primitive, childhood did not exist. As soon as the child could barely
walk and fend for himself. The child was immediately incorporated into the struggle for survival.
To the casual gathering of nourishment that kept the life in the force. It has a great impact on
existence of the components of a human group.

As a person develops, there are successive divisions of effort. Those efforts lead him to settle
down and improvise his character, moral values and cultural norms. In the early times, childhood
education did not exist. The child was given tools adapted to the physical possibilities that
allowed him to join the work process. Also the instruments that were the same as those of adults.
It included, the knife and other tools. In short, it was a small being with responsibilities similar to
those of adults but on a tiny scale.

WHY IS EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION IMPORTANT?

When we talk about education we are not referring only to the acquisition of academic
knowledge. All the information that we collect in the first years of life. That help us to function
in the world and to develop fully as people. That is why childhood education is so important.

MORE ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION:

It is in the first six years of life when the best conditions exist to acquire the tools that will allow
us to develop and function in any situation throughout our lives. Hence the importance of
education in the first moments of a child’s life.

The child’s learning process and growth as a person depend on the intellectual and emotional
connections of those messages. That is why it is important to provide a healthy education for
children.
Childhood education is a path to full development. It paves your ideas and concepts for future
plans.

VALUES THAT DEMONSTRATE THE IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATION:

Some values show us how important education is during childhood, and that their absence will
seriously affect future development:

Confidence: trusting oneself provides us with the necessary strength to face daily adversities. It
also helps to face problems so one can achieve personal success.

Happiness: confidence in oneself, as well as in one’s abilities. It is the key to not giving up and
achieving the goal. Achieving the goals, we have set allows us to develop as people. While
providing us with great well-being and therefore happiness.

WHY IS COMMUNICATION IMPORTANT IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION?

The upbringing that allows a child to grow holistically (physically, mentally, and socially). It
includes food, health care, protection, cognitive and emotional stimulation, affection. Also the
safety of the environment. This is the responsibility of families. But equally of the States, who
must ensure access to quality education and health services.

As we know, the experiences that a child lives in both in the family environment and other
environments such as school are fundamental.

Its impact is observed on physical and motor well-being, language skills, and understanding of
mathematical concepts. Moreover, the ability to sustain attention and self-regulate the learning
process itself, and emotions, among others.

Numerous studies suggest that the childhood education develops the ability to understand and
break words into their fundamental sounds. It enables one to manipulate in preschool-age. This
early education make children show better performance in reading and writing tasks in primary
education.

As for mathematics, the approach to concepts such as the knowledge of numbers and ordinarily
from the initial level affects the incorporation of more complex skills in this area.
These are functions that in turn give rise to other important skills such as the ability to remember.
The information necessary to complete a task, filter distractions, resist inappropriate impulses,
sustain attention, set goals. Also plan how to achieve them and monitor the result, and manage
own and other’s emotions.

These processes occur slowly from infancy to late adolescence. There are different activities
such as imaginative play, regulated play, and physical activity that help promote them.

Of course, the role of the teacher is central in the bond that they know how to build with the
children. They support them and making them feel safe and calm.

The interaction between peers is very important but adults are the bridge in the relationship
between children and their environment. We mediate in that relationship and to a large extent
stimulate that bond depends on us.

There is nothing of higher priority to therapy.

Comprehensive, effective, sustained, and quality investment in our children. The adolescents
must become a national policy that combines the efforts of civil society. The private sector, and,
of course, the State. For this reason, comprehensive policies and programs for early childhood
must be a State policy.

Investment in human capital should be our country’s main plan to achieve development and
social equity.

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION?

One of the factors that most influence the advancement and progress of people in education.

Education makes us human beings, as it enriches our culture, spirit, and values.

But why is early childhood education important? Numerous investigations show that exposure to
diverse and stimulating experiences during the first years of life. It is decisive for the
development of the brain and the personality of children.

This means that the development of the child up to the age of 5 will be a strong projection of the
performance. That he will have in his first years of school as well as in adulthood.
The development plan was proposed for children to obtain a satisfactory result. Which is why
together with the social fund. They decided to invest in education and implement the initial
childhood educational programs for children.

The programs are aligned with the educational principles raised. Such as that education must
promote creativity and innovation. That is, it must encourage the production of new knowledge
in all fields. These are based on playful methodologies focused on preschool children.

In addition to responding to the strategic objectives set for the development of regional
education. It is to have quality learning. And thus achieve, a successful transition from initial to
secondary learning.

So, to make a better society, let’s focus on early childhood education. It will contribute and help
to train the adults. As we want to make a change in the region and the country. One of the factors
that most influences the advancement and progress of the people, it’s education.

CONCLUSION:

The question, why early childhood education is important, is well justified here.

The importance of early childhood education should not be underestimated. That, of course, has
a large component of family support. But even in cases where the child can stay at home or with
grandparents. It is also important that they go to Initial Training Centers where they will develop
other skills from the hand of a professional educator. The skills such as socialization, respect for
others, and the creation of habits, among others.

Countries and governments that have adopted some or all of these policy elements share a strong
public commitment to young children and their families. In different ways, these countries have
made efforts to ensure that easy access is available to all children. Also they have initiated
special efforts for those who need special support. Meanwhile notable progress has been made in
policy development and implementation in countries participating in recent years. There are still
several challenges to respond.
Q.5 How much school discipline is important for improving the progress of schools?
Discuss.
Discipline in school is vital to helping students achieve strong academic gains, yet this is one
area where many schools fall short. Boarding school discipline codes are one of the benefits of
choosing a boarding school. Here is a closer look at the importance of discipline in school life.
When it comes to schools keeping students on-task and safe, discipline is a key component.
Effective school discipline practices help students make wise decisions and stay focused on their
studies. Discipline in school is vital to helping students achieve strong academic gains, yet this is
one area where many schools fall short. Boarding school discipline codes are one of the benefits
of choosing a boarding school. Here is a closer look at the importance of discipline in school life.

One of the reasons we parents send out children to private school is discipline. We have grown
concerned about our children being in large classes where the teachers spend much of their
teaching time dealing with discipline issues. That's not the education environment we want for
our children. We want them to go to school to learn in a safe, supportive environment where they
can learn.

As you investigate private schools at any level, review how the schools handle discipline.
Because each private school is a stand-alone entity, how it approaches the matter of discipline
will vary from school to school. Be ready for that. How a school handles discipline is one of
many factors which will influence your choice of schools.

Effective School Discipline Practices are a Main Benefit of Boarding Schools

Encourages Positive Academic Performance

One of the reasons to consider discipline in school to be a top priority is the fact that it leads to
better academic performance. Students who know they are accountable for their actions both in
and out of the classroom tend to get better scores on academic testing. Classroom discipline
helps students stay on-task while with the teacher, limiting distractions and improving the flow
of information.

Helps Students Stay More Focused on Their Goals

Discipline in the classroom helps students stay focused on their academics. Over time, this
teaches them how to focus in other ways. A disciplined student is able to stay focused on his
goals and keep his work as a top priority. This type of focus translates well into life outside of
school as well, helping students maintain high standards in every area of life.

Limits Problems with Negative Peer Pressure

Peer pressure can be both a positive and a negative factor in a student’s life, but having discipline
in school can help limit the amount of negative peer pressure students face. When the entire
student body is held to a high standard, students are less likely to push their peers to make
negative choices. As a result, peer pressure that does occur is the pressure to do and be better,
which is a positive type of peer pressure.

Creates a Safe Environment for Students

Another benefit of school discipline is the safety it creates in a school. This is particularly true in
boarding school environments where students live and learn in the same place. When an
established discipline code is in place that students and teachers both understand and accept,
everyone can learn in a safe and supportive environment.

One of the reasons many families consider boarding school for their students is the benefit of a
disciplined environment. School discipline is a vital component of a successful boarding school,
and students have the watchful eyes of staff on them at all times. Students are able to focus on
their academic success instead of the pressures of their peers while in a boarding school. Many
of the discipline problems in schools today disappear when the students live on-campus because
they do not have different discipline standards at home than they receive at school.

Discipline in school is vital to academic and social success. If you are looking for a structured
learning environment that will hold your son accountable for his actions, consider Riverside
Military Academy. With a rigorous academic focus and military discipline, this all-boys
boarding school will provide the structure and supervision your child needs for success. With the
importance of discipline in school life as a strong focus, Riverside Military Academy has
positive results for its students, both in academics and in life.
If students follow the discipline in a better way than they can manage their time
significantly. Good discipline helps students to do all the assignments on time instead of wasting
it. If the students are not disciplined they waste all the precious time doing unnecessary things.
Set the proper time table and do things according to that time table.

Stay Active

Good discipline generates a positive attitude in students which is the most essential thing that
students need in their life. Discipline also creates confidence and eagerness in students. Because
of these things, students become active in each field of their life. There are many disciplined
habits by which the students stay active such as exercise regularly, having good food, and sleep
on time.

Being Focused

Discipline teaches students to be focused and motivated towards their studies as well as other
fields of their life. The students with strong aims are more focused. If students do not stay
disciplined so it becomes hard for them to stay focused on their studies. The magnificent way to
stay motivated is by writing down all the study goals that you want to achieve in your life. Doing
this, you will definitely stay motivated and achieving those goals in your life.

Self-Control

If the students are disciplined so they have more self-control. Students need self-control while
talking with their teachers or elder people. So if they do not stay in the discipline they do not
have self-control and this becomes unpleasant for them. Students have to use words carefully
while talking with someone because of this they also build good relations with others.

Relieve Stress

When the students stay in discipline it becomes easier for them to stay in control of their studies
and other important things. When the students do not stay in the discipline they become careless
and left their assignments and work for the last moment. This is the major reason for stress in a
student’s life, so to overcome this, the student must stay in the discipline.

Better Academic Performance

Being disciplined is most essential for better education. Discipline is compulsory in students’ life
because education is not completed without discipline. It helps students to listen to their teacher
carefully and also helps them to understand the whole syllabus. If the students follow the
discipline, they complete their given assignments within time.

Getting Better Grades

If the students stay in the discipline, they perform well in class, which helps them to get good
grades. Along with getting good grades, students also learn a lot of new things being a
disciplined student. There is no doubt that if the students stay in the discipline, they will become
successful in their life and which is also beneficial for their career.

Set A Good Example To Others

When the students stay in the discipline, they also encourage other students of their class to be
disciplined as well. The other students only follow the students with discipline when they see any
positive impact on the grades as well as other fields of their life.