Is "strong discipline" a selling point for a school?

[Kross]

Schools as business organizations need to have unique selling points to attract parents to bring their kids. Do you think that a school that prides in "strong discipline" to use that as a selling point?

 

[eLdavis]

I feel while this is good, most parents might be scared that their child might be flogged and all that, so most schools often use modern equipment and teaching skills as a selling point more than strong discipline.

 

[bestwriter]

While the school follows a discipline the parents may undo that by spoiling them In today's world with just one or two kids parents over protect them and indulge in everything a child wants - just a thought

 

[King Belieal]

I went to a high school that used strong discipline as a selling point and parents of those days fell head over heels for it. That can't be a selling point for a school in today's age where parents pamper children. I for one won't send my child to such a school.

 

[Springtime]

I do not think strong discipline is a good selling point for schools. A good school should aim at developing the student's potential and eagerness to learn.

 

[Fidelia]

Instead of strong discipline, a high school should rather try to use inculcation of positive values as a selling point. That sells better than strong discipline. It is not a military training center.

 

[Augusta]

Discipline, when implemented fairly and consistently, can create a respectful and orderly atmosphere where students feel safe and supported.

 

[King Belieal]

I always feel that education and it's value has already moved beyond discipline nowadays. A school markets itself more with quality of its curriculum.

 

[Nomad]

Parents certainly prefer schools that have strong discipline. This can be a good selling point for school business

 

[Trush Jodie]

Parents certainly prefer schools that have strong discipline. This can be a good selling point for school business

Most parents actually prefer their children to go to schools with moderate levels of discipline. Not that kind of military barracks discipline.

 

[Augusta]

Yes, strong discipline can be a compelling selling point for a school because it fosters a positive learning environment, promotes academic success, and equips students with valuable life skills.

 

[Fire&Rain]

I think it works, especially for parents who are tired of soft rules in other schools. A lot of people still believe discipline builds character. But it depends how the school defines “discipline.” If it sounds too harsh or old-fashioned, it might push some parents away. They need to balance strictness with care.

 

[Augusta]

. A school with strong discipline can convey a sense of order, safety, and a commitment to high standards, potentially leading to improved learning

 

[magnus2022]

In today's school, you will lose your students as fast as possible. Today's parents use to over pamper their children. They don't want their children tocbe flogged or disciplined.

 

[wisdom01]

Some parents prioritize comfort over discipline, making it tough for teachers to manage classrooms and maintain order.

In today's school, you will lose your students as fast as possible. Today's parents use to over pamper their children. They don't want their children tocbe flogged or disciplined.

 

[Augusta]

Discipline in school plays a crucial role in shaping students' behavior, attitudes, and future success. Instilling discipline at a young age is essential for preparing students to navigate challenges and can be a strong school selling point