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Write a paragraph of about 150 word, on the following topic.

The value of discipline

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Discipline is important in our everyday life. It is also important for the better development of a society. It helps in time management. When one is disciplined, they are better able to manage their time at school. Work and at home. Discipline also helps to build respect. It also helps one to achieve better grades in school.

One is able to concentrate more on their studies and not on other things. Discipline is a virtue that every person should have. There are many benefits associated with the discipline. One is able to live a better life when one is disciplined. The absence of discipline brings disorder and chaos. If we do not obey our parents at home, our teachers at school, we can imagine what will happen. So both our parents and the teachers are very anxious to make us see the need for disciplined soldiers.

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