Sentences with phrase «rigid discipline»

It may be hard for the SNP to maintain rigid discipline over such an unknown and inexperienced parliamentary party.

Once the schools close they can be replaced by «no - excuses» charter schools which enforce a kind of rigid discipline which for many feels more like preparation for being an obedient worker drone than the training needed to be innovative leader.

This allows me to segue seamlessly into The Child in Time and its educational debates... Campbell Moore played Charles, who despite writing a government paper on the need for more rigid discipline for children, rejects society and runs off into the woods in a desperate bid to find his own inner child.

According to the complaint, the school's rigid discipline code was enforced on students without regard to their special - needs status, and students with special needs were expected to behave exactly as other students.

Types of parenting practices that have been closely associated with the development of child conduct problems include inconsistent discipline, irritable explosive discipline, low supervision and involvement, and inflexible rigid discipline.5 As this process of ineffective parent management continues over long periods, significant increases in the rate and intensity of child coercive behaviours occur as family members are reinforced by engaging in aggressive behaviours.

Thanks to such rigid discipline, most Honour Roll funds (on average more than 70 %) have out - performed the competition for nine years in a row.

or «I desperately need the security of some dependable limits set and enforced by adults,» or «To hell with the severe, rigid discipline which I experience without the love which would motivate me to become self - disciplined!»

It's kind of a sixth sense born from the rigid discipline of building and following the financial model.

Our task is to produce an acceptable balance between the benefits and risks of competition; between management's freedom of choice and stability of the system; between the rigid discipline of the market place and the flexibility of practical decision making.

The SNP's success is sustained, in part, because of the rigid discipline imposed from on high.

Those married to efficiency develop habitual routines, living in a rigid discipline awaiting life's next important event.

The rigid discipline that is key to their operation is destabilised by the arrival of androgynous Ryûhei Matsuda, who stirs yearning throughout the ranks, even in stoic lieutenant Takeshi Kitano.

Developed in reaction to the sterile formalism and rigid discipline that characterized American public education in the early 1900s, progressive education promised to transform American schools by making learning active and meaningful.

In my experience at an urban no - excuses school, the rigid discipline and structures we put in place allowed us to focus on the urgent academic intervention that our students there desperately needed.

These charters often feature a back - to - the - basics curriculum aimed at catching students up quickly, along with a rigid discipline structure that do esn't always appeal to a broad spectrum of parents.

«They would get caught up in the cycle of the rigid discipline policies of Achievement First and they just couldn't break free of them, sometimes for very small behaviors, even like tapping pencils.