It becomes hard to imagine that discipline, tactics and strategy are still part of the picture.
Mr. Snyder is part of a growing group of educators, practitioners and lawmakers pushing to replace discipline tactics in public schools that they say do not improve behavior and disproportionately target minority students, putting them at a greater academic disadvantage.
Within King's planned speech are echoes of critics who have long accused charter schools of using harsh "no excuses" and "zero tolerance" discipline tactics, which often end up pushing students out and sending them back to neighborhood schools that are responsible for serving any child who shows up.
Instead of serving to remedy the issue, verbal discipline tactics seemed to provoke the unwanted behavior.
Sarah and her husband doubled down on their discipline tactics, and on the advice of their pediatrician, they took Adrienne to a child psychologist.
I hope the new set of resources released by the Departments of Education and Justice will help schools create positive, safe environments while relying less on exclusionary discipline tactics.
Statutes promulgated at Thionville (1473) instituted companies of four squadrons, at his expense, and made rules for discipline and tactics; Charles also had many excellent guns cast.
It may also be said that Titus, having his men armed and disciplined to his hand, had in a manner his victories made for him; whereas Philopoemen was forced to introduce a discipline and tactics of his own, and to new-mould and model his soldiers; so that what is of greatest import towards insuring a victory was in his case his own creation, while the other had it ready provided for his benefit.
Second, but equally important, is a focus on discipline and tactics.
Due to their relatively slow speed, and lack of organization, discipline, and tactics, the combination of pike and shot still dominated the battlefields of Europe.
