My Personal Philosophy of Discipline

Discipline is a form of behavior that indicates that you are willing to comply with rules or codes of conduct. It is also one way of understanding good and evil from errors and understanding from an unacceptable point of view. Teaching children about discipline should help children interact with other people and get better grades depending on circumstances. It should also help them control and correct their behavior based on circumstances and circumstances. It should help them maintain a positive balance of behavior in case of persuasion and induction, confusion and confusion.

Depending on your temperament, your child's temperament, and your family's disciplinary philosophy, it is a personal choice to decide what type of training is right for your family. There are no disciplines of all households or all households and disciplines available in every situation. You may use an eclectic approach in which you can use some of the different techniques in the field of each field. A gentle discipline may answer humbly. We may propose mathematical essays with children to discuss ways to complete it

There are many such philosophical explanations. If there is something that explains philosophy as discipline and practice, it is refusing to accept doctrinal thought - accept what the other field thinks is true. There is no agreed way to come up with a philosophical theory, but acceptance of any theory is the same. It is to try to forge a given theory by asking a question. If done correctly, this is not essential, it only attempts to ensure that the proposed theory is supported by reasonable reasoning.

The concept of personal care includes direct practice of thinking, principles, thinking about values. My personal philosophy began by answering questions such as "What does it mean to care for me" and "what is meant to guide my practice"? My theory, the four paradigms of nursing, the nursing process, my philosophy is applied to my current nursing practice, research, management and education, and finally, the advantages and limitations of my philosophy

My personal care philosophy uses the four meta paradigms to describe the field of care. People, environment, health, and care. First of all, I think nursing professionals are about people. Nursing covers the entire patient, not just a single disease or health problem separated from the whole treatment. Our overall perspective takes all aspects of the patient's life into account and provides the patient with the best quality of life. Secondly, although humans are at the center of care, it is also necessary to treat patients as their own environment. This is very important as people are members of large communities with different characteristics and characteristics that have a great impact on our patients. . Health is more about quality of life. In the process of building such a meaningful relationship, it is necessary to actively participate as a nurse.