Discipline: Effective School Practices
as situations that may require punishment as a means of correction, but as opportunities to teach appropriate behavior and help develop self-discipline and prevent future behavior problems. Similar to their approach to prevention, authoritative educators combine respon-siveness (e.g., demonstrating support and caring;
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Discipline: Effective School Practices
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