Courtesy, Politeness,

Discipline

“ the fading virtues in

our everyday life”.

GOOD MORNING!...I AM ….

2/O MOISES TEÑOSA T.***SIR tenyosa***

(INSTRUCTOR)

• Today we live in a culture where

many people want instant

success—wealth, a beautiful

body, warm relationships, and

knowledge, This "I want it now"

mentality is called

"instant gratification" and is the

number one reason people fail.

What is discipline?

• Discipline comes from the latin

word “discere” which means to

learn.

• To discipline is generally to teach

or to cause someone to learn.

Life's Real Winners People who reject the value of instant gratification and

develop the skill of self-discipline are life's real

winners. These are people who are able to set goals

and harness the motivational strength to see it

through to their successful fruition— day by day, week

by week, month by month, and, if necessary, year by

year. They know that any worthwhile achievement

takes time and sustained effort. They are willing to

pay the price. They are self-starters, doers, and

finishers.

Our primary objective

of self discipline is to

have it internalized

and becomes our way

of life.

Courtesy, discipline and Politeness

• In school campus

• Inside the classroom

• Behaviours towards your

classmates

• Attitudes in your study