The importance of creating discipline and internal control in the process of human development

Abstract

Discipline is an important factor for carrying out the educational process. Discipline is not achieved overnight. The paper emphasizes the development of discipline in the very human childhood and youth, or in a time when a man is aware or unconsciously directs the development of his own personality. An important influence on the creation of disciplined behavior is primarily the family, then the educational institution and the social environment in which someone was. In one way in the development of discipline, man enriched himself for the rest of his life, wherever he was and what he was doing. Otherwise, undisciplinedness has led to various forms of undesirable behaviors that have harmed the person, but also his relationships with others. Throughout history, methods or strategies to combat undisciplinedness have also been developed, based on practical experiences.