Good behavior is one less thing a parent has to deal with while bad behavior guarantee parents attention. Of course, as any teacher will admit, perfect behavior from children never occurs at school or anywhere else. But, let's compare school behaviors to home discipline and ask a few questions. Schools are learning environments. Discipline requires a learning environment characterized by positive, nurturing parent-child relationships.
Teachers use a curriculum.
Discipline occurs when a plan or structure is in place for children. Grades are used to evaluate a child's progress in school. Discipline can be both an instruction and a measurement of children's behavior. Teachers are in charge of the classroom and model appropriate behavior. Children, in schools, are given opportunities to explore and understand the world and themselves.