Does discipline inhibit the development of personality?

Proper discipline does not inhibit the development of a student's character.

Discipline is a global quality, and the habit of discipline in Germany is a general quality, a virtue, especially in the army, discipline is a kind of faith. In schools, cultivating students' sense of discipline can indirectly promote students' rigorous style, sense of social responsibility and sense of collective honor.

A student's life will be very important. Most people who are undisciplined do not have a strong sense of responsibility. Discipline is to bind something, but not to the development of character, you have to merge yourself with discipline, and appreciate the necessity of discipline and an abstract beauty.

Conversely, discipline also promotes character development. The existence of discipline will restrain some bad behavior habits and provide a good environment for our growth.

But incorrect discipline can constrain the development of a student's character. It is not correct for some schools to stipulate some nonsense in school rules and discipline. For example, most schools require students to wear uniforms, which I don't think is necessary.

If it is said that the school uniform is used to reflect the discipline of a school, it is too low-level, and it has little effect, and it is not good for either students or society.

Therefore, it is necessary to insist on discipline on the basis of meaning, and we must dare to propose and improve meaningless regulations.

Yes.. But society cannot be without discipline, so we recommend humane discipline.

The whole problem is more difficult for the positive side? As the opponent, you don't need to prepare anything, just leave the problem to the positive side to solve!

For example: What is discipline? Discipline is the mechanism of other discipline. restricting people's behavior by merging external systems (or norms); Another example: What is personality? Personality is actually the character and temperament characteristics that distinguish people from each other;

So, does discipline enhance a person's personality traits? Why does it enhance the differences in personality and temperament between people?

How does it enhance a person's personality traits? Basically, simple questions make them brain-dead when they ask.

Oh, by the way - isn't the argument of the other side: "Discipline does not limit personality development"?

Nietzsche (you know this guy, right?) ): Jagged and colorful is the source of happiness and good deeds! The ecology of the world should be diverse, and the state of human society should also be diverse. And of course, variety!

Why, then, does he, as a discipline, cause damage to a person's personality? It is because the system itself has the characteristics of "one size fits all", and it generally does not take into account the specificity of people. Under this system, people with weak personalities will be rigidly confined to them, so that their personalities cannot be developed, while those with strong personalities have repeatedly broken through the boundaries --- no points?

Do not say.