Discipline as Parenting Attitude for Children's Education

Abstract

One of the greatest problems parents face continually is how to train and discipline to their children, Because Parental discipline has a great impact on the child's growth process and personality formation. One of the most important challenges is how to raise children among the problems parents face at this point. Therefor, The Bible can viewed as the primary focal lens for Christian education. As Christian, no matter how effective education for children can be, it must have its roots in the Bible. Parents cannot simply pass along Biblical facts and information but must help their children understand the teachings of the Bible and apply these teachings toward their attitudes for life, their behavior, their environment, etc. This study is to recognize the problems of parental child rearing and to accept requests for change. The purpose of this study is to formulate the theory of admonition as parenting attitude and to suggest a new direction. The goal of discipline should be to teach self-discipline. Self-discipline should allow children to see and learn about their parents' lives. Discipline is to experience the love of Christ through direct and indirect moral teaching in the form of parental care. The admonition of the Christian family aims at the formation of Christian faith and identity. Therefore, it is an effort to present a new form of life to Christ in the direction of a new life. In this study, parents are the basic principles to be taught carefully and systematically to his children. Parents must model their child rearing in biblically-based Christian education