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discipline for

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discipline someone for something
to punish or chastise someone for doing something. I will have to discipline you for fighting. Mary was disciplined for taking part in the fiasco.


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Three important things to remember when it comes to dealing with discipline for autistic children is be positive, be consistent, and to be timely.
It doesn't make sense to address how to best discipline children in any circumstance, but rather how to discipline for a given child, parent, family, and situation.
Education Secretary Ruth Kelly is to back key recommendations from the Government's taskforce on classroom discipline for tackling bad behaviour in schools, sources say.
 
 
 
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