Sentence examples for mild discipline from inspiring English sources

It was their successful teaching and comparatively mild discipline that caused the Jesuit schools to attract thousands of pupils.

The Parenting Matters programme for children with mild discipline problems resulted in small, but statistically significant, improvements in children's behaviour problems.

Strongly influenced by the education writer Katharina Rutschky's notion of "black pedagogy," a term for the authoritarian style of German parenting, Dr. Miller came to view all forms of parental coercion, and even mild physical discipline or emotional coldness, as fatal to healthy psychic development.

Mild repeat, mild!—physical discipline can be used as well, in retaliation for physical violence toward you on the part of the dog.

Moreover, parents of children enrolled in Early Head Start are more supportive of their children's learning, are more likely to read to them daily, show more warmth, and tend to use milder forms of discipline.

As Gilbert Ryle puts it, 'Our mental work has a policy, however nebulous, behind it and a discipline, however mild, in it else it is not deliberating' [ 2000: 343].

They show that even mild forms of physical discipline are harmful to children, hindering their cognitive capacity and increasing the proclivity for future violent acts.

Although some Avoidant Masturbators report an interest in mild and consensual bondage or discipline, the level of their interest in unconventional activities is far lower than that of the wide-ranging, more frankly paraphilic interests of the Paraphilic Hypersexuals.

It also is not a discipline for a mild-mannered cyclist.

Shop stewards oppose Mr Asmal's rather mild attempts to reward good teachers and discipline drunken or lazy ones.

Though some with more severe AD(H D might need it for life, medication might only teach most people with milder AD(H D to substitute pills for discipline.