Cheku Dorji1* and Chimi Dema2
1Principal, Peljorling Higher Secondary School, Bhutan 2Teacher, Peljorling Higher Secondary School, Bhutan
*Corresponding Author: Cheku Dorji, Principal, Peljorling Higher Secondary School, Bhutan.
Received: February 24, 2023; Published: March 08, 2023
Disciplines and academic performance are the core of today’s education. Some scholars have found a relationship between poor performances of students in academic to indiscipline among students. Schools in Bhutan implement zero tolerance to indiscipline since the discipline of students are found to have a significant role in academic performance of students. This study was carried out to establish the relationships between school’s discipline and students’ academic performance. The study employed structured surveys, semi-structured interviews, and document analysis. For the analysis of the data, descriptive and thematic analyses were used. The findings of the study clearly showed that the situation of discipline at Peljorling Higher Secondary School is moderate. Significantly, effective school discipline was found to be encouraged in controlling students’ behavior, affecting students’ academic performance. Further, disciplinary issues were seen more in male students than the female students and accordingly, academic performance of female students with and without disciplinary issues was found to be better than the male students.
Keywords: Discipline Policy; Zero-Tolerance, Academic; Performance
Citation: Cheku Dorji and Chimi Dema. “Role of Discipline in the Academic Performance of the Students of Peljorling Higher Secondary School: Gender Based Study". Acta Scientific Paediatrics 6.4 (2023): 04-15.
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