Education is an important issue in one's life. It is the way to success in the future and to have early opportunities in our life. Education develops human personality, thoughts and social skill. It prepares people for life experiences. It also makes people have a special status in their own society and wherever they live. It enhances the opportunities for a better and easier employment. Education polishes our mind, refreshes our thoughts and strengthens our character and behavior towards others. Furthermore, education grants us a good status in society. In fact, being educated is an advantage to help our people and build a good society. It is the main factor behind successful people and the merit of developed countries.
Proper education and a developed society cannot be achieved without DISCIPLINE. Discipline is the quality of knowing what is right and what is wrong. Discipline means keeping control of ourselves so that we can achieve our goals. Discipline in student life always serves as a guide to making sure that you remain true to your goals and ambitious so that you are not distracted. Discipline in student life will often attract the right kind of friends who will in the long run be instrumental in one's success. When you are perceived to be Discipline, people will know you are dependable and reliable which is an honorable virtue.
It also inspires good living interactions between an individual and represent good and therefore positivity. It breeds peace and harmonious living as there will be no cause for violence because everyone will always choose to do the right thing. It is a gateway to attract blessings from parents and teachers as this virtue always attracts praise.
Discipline in student life thus means keeping good content over our actions so that we can progress as well as possible in our student. Discipline requires knowledge, skill, sensitivity and self confidence. Like any art, it is something that one will acquire through training and experience, it becomes easier with practice.
SUNITA RATHORE
TEACHER
