Essays

In the life of a student, the value of discipline is grat His is a disciplined life, a life of self-control. He knows the value of 'First deserve then desire, first obey .and then be obeyed.'

The life of a student is a life of dedication, devoirand penance. He has to observe self-control and discipline. He has to shun way wardness.

He has to be strong and firm. He has to for sakethe comforts of an easy life. A student should get up early in the morning. He should leave aside laziness. He should be active and smart. He should be wide awake.

He must not shirk hard work. His diligence and labour will pay him in the long run. If he leads a dedicated life in the early period of his life, his future is bright. He will reach the heights of greatness. Success will crown him.

I is discipline which will inculcate in him good habits I. will give him the strength of character. He well develops powers of head and heart. His moral teaching and bookish knowledge should begin side by side.

Then he will come out as a pure gem. Then he is well-cut, moulded and polished. His glean will shine in every direction. He will be a model to others.

What is teaching? It is the sum total of a few good habits. They are truth, punctuality, regularity, discipline and diligence.

A student, who picks up these ideal things at the earliest, remains 'the best' throughout life. He faces no hardship in later life. He tops the list in every field.

Class room and play ground are 'the nursery' of these finer traits. There they can be learnt best. Such a disciplined chap will create order out of chaos. He willset ‘standard’ in every walk of life. He will be 'honoured' every where.

The - people around will look at him with respectful awe. In the society he will hold a place of great pride. Respect begets respect. Similarly discipline begets discipline.

The period of school life is the best period. It is the period of learning and inculcating. It is the period of formation. Let us pick and choose good habits as many as we can.