SPEECH – Indiscipline in schools
Format - opening address , closing
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Expression
Grammatical accuracy, appropriate words and spelling
coherence and relevance of ideas and style
Suggested Value Points
- rising cases of aggressive behaviour of students
- kinds of bullying / disobedience / fights / insults / truancy/ violence
- damaging school property
- emotional trauma for the victims
Causes
- role of parents, peers and social media
- lack of teaching/ inculcating moral values
- not following role models Solutions - counselling by teachers
- family values
- moral science and values discussed in schools
- help each other
– students to take initiative
- reference to positive aspects of social life
- any other relevant point (any four points)
Good Morning respected teachers and my dear friends!
Today I am going to talk about something that is very important in a student’s life – discipline
‘Discipline is the key to success’ - this saying stands true for all times and for all people of all age groups. But especially for students, it holds great value. In contemporary times there are so many temptations that can lure a student away from his basic objective in life.
All of us have witnessed the aggressive behaviour that the students portray towards others. Self-restraint is very important in life and all of us should work towards achieving it. We should respect our fellow students and not portray any kind of violence towards them. Self-restraint and discipline together can work wonders. They can help us achieve our goals in life. Aggressive behaviour has never helped anybody in life. Instead, it causes harm both to you and towards whom you portray your aggression. It robs you of your inner peace as you are constantly angry at someone or the other. Instead, if you tackle any situation peacefully, you can take better decision which you will not regret later. Hence, we can say that aggression leads us nowhere only makes our problems worse.
