#8 DISCIPLINE

DISCIPLINE

·         The practice of making people obey rules of behavior and punishing them if they do not

·         To chastise; or to punish for the purpose of correction; to reduce to order to     obedience

 

a.       He believes in strict discipline.

b.      He reacted by imposing tough discipline and demanding better results.

c.       It is the teacher’s job to maintain discipline.

d.      Their attention wandered and they lacked the discipline to learn.

·         A branch of learning

·         a subject that people study, especially at a university

               academic disciplines

                                                               i.       The Discipline of Medicine has broad ranging functions in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching, research and clinical service and management. 

                                                             ii.       Members of the Discipline are involved in basic science research, clinical research and epidemiological research across the spectrums of Endocrinology, Gastroenterology, Neurology, Ageing, Cardiology, Rheumatology, Chronic Disease and Population Health.

                                                            iii.      The four campuses of the Discipline are found at The University of Adelaide 
Level 6, Eleanor HarraldBldg 
Frome Road 
Royal Adelaide Hospital 
Adelaide SA 5005 
Australia 

                                                           iv.      Our focus on education excellence and innovative research is reflected by the academics and researchers across our seven Schools, Disciplines, Centres, and Institutes

SOURCES:

• MACMILLAN DICTIONARY
• WEBSTERS DICTIONARY AND THESAURUS
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