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BEHAVIOUR & DISCIPLINE
     MANAGEMENT

 NITA, ASYIKIN, ASIAH & LINDA
Introduction…
• The effectiveness of teaching and learning in
  school is closely related to student discipline
• Importance of behavior management and
  discipline to shape the students
• All parents, teacher and society is responsible
  in the management of internal & external
  student behavior and discipline
• So that individual behavior is productive and
  socially acceptable
What Is BEHAVIOUR ?

A person's actions as they
   constitute a means of
   evaluation by others.
What Is Discipline?

Training expected to produce a
 specific character or pattern of
behavior, especially training that
    produces moral or mental
          improvement.
In SCHOOL, DISCIPLINE means..

   Regulations to be observed by a pupil
      at the school to create a good
      behavior for perfection of life.

    Willingness of a student to respect
        and comply with the laws /
    regulations which have been laid
         down either like it or not.
Example of behaviour problem..

                         Curiosity

                         Proactive
            Positive
                       Active smart
Behaviour
 problem                Fast learner

            Negative     Distructive


                       Rely on others
•Do not get the
 Why the    attention and love from
behaviour   their parents .
            •Peer Influences
 problem    •Mass Media Influences
happened?   •pressure from teachers
            and school
Behaviour management…


Plans to modify problematic
behavior to a goal set by the
   appropriate technique
Carl Rogers (1999),
 emphasizes that individuals
behave in self perception and
           situation.
   if the individual has a
  positive self concept and
then he was able to interact
  and act more confident.


        According to Al-
        Ghazali, from the
         perspective of
   Islam, human behavior has
     the purpose of religion
         and humanity.
Punishment


                   Basic
                 behaviour
                management

Reinforcement
Punishment
Punishment is a procedure
 to reduce the recurrence
  of unwanted behavior
Reinforcement
          Negative Reinforcement

     negative reinforcement is immediate stimulus
uncomfortable or less pleasing given after a behavior is
                         shown.


             Positive Reinforcement


 positive reinforcement is shaped to give a reward after
   treatment is indicated, the cause of the behavior is
                  repeated or reinforced
Deviant Management
          &
 Behavioral Problems
Different
                              behaviour or
 Deviant &                    deviant and
Misbehavior                   breaking the
Definition..                 way of behave
                             which against
                               with norm.


                  Such as:
        Truancy, Gengsterism, Baby
      Dumping, Prostitution (Under age).
Deviant Problems &
       Misbehaviour Factors :
                         Family
                        Problems



          Mass Media
          Influences



                       Teenager’s   School &
Peer Influences
                        Identity     Society
Family Problems…

   Less education & Parental Love



 Parents more aware of the importance of
    economic development & material.


Forget about human development rooted in
       religion & emphasis on values
Mass Media & Peer
          Influences.
Mass Media Influences        Peer Influences

  * Media   serve as a    • Influence a person's
  medium capable of           judgement and
corrupting the children   decisions of teenager
  and youth through        about their behavior.
 programs that figured
   violent and sexual
       problems.
Teenager’s Identity

                            easily
                                           Want more
                       influenced by
 Easy on   Love the       the style,
                                         attention from
                                           their family
                        way of life is
emotions   challenge   different than
                                         especially from
                                             parents.
                           others
School & Society

                 •weaknesses in basic
School           education in schools
               •More to Exam Orientation




Society       •Busy with the current development
              in the era of information technology
               •Not concerned with environment
                              things.
Effects of Deviant &
 Behavioral Problems
              Individual



Government                      Family



     School                Society
Individual               •Dark Future
                     •Having a bad Records



             •Family had to bear the shame & ostracized by
                             the community.
Family               •Realize the chasm with family.
               •Other family experts will also likely to be
                    affected the same in this matter.



                •Worry with community around them &
Society                      always live in fear.
              •Difficult for the local community to use the
                 facilities provided by the government.
School          •School academic performance
             decreased & also tarnish the image of
                     teachers and school .




Government
               • The missing of Human energy
                resources which gives a lot of
              productive donation for our state.
Devian Management & Behavioral
     Problems Strategies :


          Early Stage

    Middle Stage   Final Stage
Early    * Family Role, teachers & Society.
               • School Education.
           • Applying Religious & Moral
Stage         Education in daily life.




           •Guidance & Counseling.
Middle    • Get connected with Peer
Stage              Group.
         (Pembimbing Rakan Sebaya)
• The government to enforce the
Final                 laws.
               • Penalties & fines.
Stage    • Working with the community
           and outside organizations.

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behaviour & discipline mgt

  • 1. BEHAVIOUR & DISCIPLINE MANAGEMENT NITA, ASYIKIN, ASIAH & LINDA
  • 2. Introduction… • The effectiveness of teaching and learning in school is closely related to student discipline • Importance of behavior management and discipline to shape the students • All parents, teacher and society is responsible in the management of internal & external student behavior and discipline • So that individual behavior is productive and socially acceptable
  • 3. What Is BEHAVIOUR ? A person's actions as they constitute a means of evaluation by others.
  • 4. What Is Discipline? Training expected to produce a specific character or pattern of behavior, especially training that produces moral or mental improvement.
  • 5. In SCHOOL, DISCIPLINE means.. Regulations to be observed by a pupil at the school to create a good behavior for perfection of life. Willingness of a student to respect and comply with the laws / regulations which have been laid down either like it or not.
  • 6. Example of behaviour problem.. Curiosity Proactive Positive Active smart Behaviour problem Fast learner Negative Distructive Rely on others
  • 7. •Do not get the Why the attention and love from behaviour their parents . •Peer Influences problem •Mass Media Influences happened? •pressure from teachers and school
  • 8. Behaviour management… Plans to modify problematic behavior to a goal set by the appropriate technique
  • 9. Carl Rogers (1999), emphasizes that individuals behave in self perception and situation. if the individual has a positive self concept and then he was able to interact and act more confident. According to Al- Ghazali, from the perspective of Islam, human behavior has the purpose of religion and humanity.
  • 10. Punishment Basic behaviour management Reinforcement
  • 11. Punishment Punishment is a procedure to reduce the recurrence of unwanted behavior
  • 12. Reinforcement Negative Reinforcement negative reinforcement is immediate stimulus uncomfortable or less pleasing given after a behavior is shown. Positive Reinforcement positive reinforcement is shaped to give a reward after treatment is indicated, the cause of the behavior is repeated or reinforced
  • 13.
  • 14. Deviant Management & Behavioral Problems
  • 15. Different behaviour or Deviant & deviant and Misbehavior breaking the Definition.. way of behave which against with norm. Such as: Truancy, Gengsterism, Baby Dumping, Prostitution (Under age).
  • 16. Deviant Problems & Misbehaviour Factors : Family Problems Mass Media Influences Teenager’s School & Peer Influences Identity Society
  • 17. Family Problems… Less education & Parental Love Parents more aware of the importance of economic development & material. Forget about human development rooted in religion & emphasis on values
  • 18. Mass Media & Peer Influences. Mass Media Influences Peer Influences * Media serve as a • Influence a person's medium capable of judgement and corrupting the children decisions of teenager and youth through about their behavior. programs that figured violent and sexual problems.
  • 19. Teenager’s Identity easily Want more influenced by Easy on Love the the style, attention from their family way of life is emotions challenge different than especially from parents. others
  • 20. School & Society •weaknesses in basic School education in schools •More to Exam Orientation Society •Busy with the current development in the era of information technology •Not concerned with environment things.
  • 21. Effects of Deviant & Behavioral Problems Individual Government Family School Society
  • 22. Individual •Dark Future •Having a bad Records •Family had to bear the shame & ostracized by the community. Family •Realize the chasm with family. •Other family experts will also likely to be affected the same in this matter. •Worry with community around them & Society always live in fear. •Difficult for the local community to use the facilities provided by the government.
  • 23. School •School academic performance decreased & also tarnish the image of teachers and school . Government • The missing of Human energy resources which gives a lot of productive donation for our state.
  • 24. Devian Management & Behavioral Problems Strategies : Early Stage Middle Stage Final Stage
  • 25. Early * Family Role, teachers & Society. • School Education. • Applying Religious & Moral Stage Education in daily life. •Guidance & Counseling. Middle • Get connected with Peer Stage Group. (Pembimbing Rakan Sebaya)
  • 26. • The government to enforce the Final laws. • Penalties & fines. Stage • Working with the community and outside organizations.