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Question: The most important thing for children to learn is to accept discipline.
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Strongly Agree - Democrat		  
#2
Agree - Democrat		  
#3
Disagree - Democrat		  
#4
Strongly Disagree - Democrat		  
#5
Strongly Agree - Republican		  
#6
Agree - Republican		  
#7
Disagree - Republican		  
#8
Strongly Disagree - Republican		  
#9
Strongly Agree - Ind./3rd party		  
#10
Agree - Ind./3rd party		  
#11
Disagree - Ind./3rd party		  
#12
Strongly Disagree - Ind./3rd party		  
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Total Voters: 47

Author Topic: Discipline  (Read 5443 times)
John Dibble
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« on: January 03, 2005, 12:21:30 AM »
Discipline is a means, not an end. They don't have to learn to accept it - the important thing is they get the lesson behind it. For me that's earning your own way and personal responsibility - doesn't matter if I have to discipline them or if it comes by them naturally, that's what I want them to learn.
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