Discipline and High Expectations Lead to Student Self-Control

In the early fall, many were witnesses to the bedlam on the streets of more than a few cities in honour of Homecoming Week on university campuses. There was universal disgust at the distruction and lack of common decency exhibited by the students. These same students then turn around and complain about feeling overwhelmed by their studies and educators have come to expect more than a few mental health issues as a result of the inability to look after themselves. These behaviours stem from a lack of learning how to control behaviour, be responsible for one's self from the time they are little and never having to really face the consequences of their behaviour. In this podcast, I expound on this and relate it back to the classroom and discipline in general.