what is the cause of indiscipline among youngsters in malaysia??
103226
Lack of parental guidance is one of the reason, friends'influence.\nMost of the youngsters in Malaysia have no ambition. They don't know what they want in life.\nAs a result, they indulge themselves in materialism and hedonism.
236643
Both of discipline and stricter laws are needed to be a successful nation. In the country where the greed, dishonest, disloyalty and corruption is no.1 problem has less discipline and the laws. Talking about discipline and laws, the authourity must come first and then the ordinary people.Even the authority is not disciplined very well and does not obey the laws, there is no need for ordinary people to be forced to obey the laws. The header goes straight, the follower goes straight too.
861782
It always makes me sad when ignorance is made to seem a virtue.  And, yes, I would say religion's interference in education is a factor in the decline of education in the U.S.  I wouldn't say it's as large a factor as lack of discipline due to overcrowding in classes and parents who are too distracted by jobs or their own selfish wants to make sure kids do their homework and respect their teachers, but it's a factor nonetheless.
770832
Hi there!\n\nWell, I would like to say that a child should be provided an environment where he can be himself and develop into a good personality. \n\nI hope I do not sound 'cliche'\n\nAs a young teacher, I feel that most of the children now-a days are prepared by the parents, teachers or rather society to play a role which they could not play or reach the place which they have never been! \n\nI am not against encouraging them to face future but rather than providing with materialistic things and making them more dependent and selfish we can give then 'Values' which seem to be deteriorating day by day!\n\nThey should be made aware about the real facts regarding people rather than bookish knowledge!\n\nThey should be taught to share, to take all things whether sad or happy moments in their stride and develop self confidence with self respect but not arrogance and rudeness!\n\nthey should not be taught by instruction but indirectly by being an example!\n\nSo, I hope I was able to justify the answer and make sense!\n\nWell much more can be written but it would be too long answer!
623479
Lack of personal responsibility! It is evident in our school systems, our government, and most family systems that "it" is always someone else's fault. The buck gets passed so much that nobody has any sense of personal accountability. I have a very strong work ethic and most people don't understand it. I am early everyday and I don't punch a time clock, I am salaried. Even my family tries to talk me into taking lots of vacations and blowing this job off because it is not a career, it is just a way to help me pay for school. I just don't function that way and I am not the norm.
947384
Did you know that a global survey was taken on the stress levels of youths recently and found that indian youths were the one of the least stressed amoung those around the world. Did you know what the two main reasons were?\n\ni) They come from well nit and big and mutually reliant families so at times of a crisis they knew there was someone more wise and reliable to count upon and sacrifice for their happiness.\n\nii) The investment they had to put into education is comparatively very low but the opportunities the globalization has offered them is immense...so they were less worried about a secure future.\n\nWell does not it sound like the first reason is deeply related to the result of cultural integrity we are having due to the result of marrying into the same culture?
677008
When my circumstances and needs prevent me from excelling to my full potential--- such as: being poor,black and from a single parent home (my circumstances) lessen my chances of success --- this is determined by a majority of people who study social trends. I never knew I was at risk until the schools said I was --- they failed to factor in my own drive and potential.
43653
You could argue, it's not directly the kids, rather the influence of many factors upon them.\n\nSome would be:\nLess restrictive upbringing. The trend these days seems to be to let kids do whatever they want with very little or no punishment, this is hopeless for instilling responsibility.\n\nInformation age. You don't have to work to find anything - it's on the internet, or you text a buddy or you call on the cell - people can get lazier.\n\nIn the US - education quality has declined - relates to responsibility and sense of self-worth.
839734
Lack of positive roll models.\n\nGang involvement.\n\nLack of parental guidance.\n\nFailure to embrace education.\n\nMore importance placed on material acquisition with no effort then in hard work and reaping what you sew. \n\nOverall lack of responsibility for your actions.\n\nBlame the world for your plight.\n\nShall I go on?
651328
Yes there is a terrible decline in behavior, manners and rudness!  My feeling is that people have become more and more selfish with each generation.   There is a desperate lack of consideration for anyone but yourself.  Things like road rage, talking on your cell phone in the movie theater, cutting in line ahead of others, tell people around you that you think you are more important than anyone else around and just put up with it because you're allowed to be rude.  But god forbid someone should do any of those things to you!  Sorry to use the word you so much.  Not directed at anyone in particular, hahaha.
853350
Contact Ministry of Women Malaysia. You may be able to find some report done by some researcher available free for you to download.
340697
I'm not sure exactly what you're looking for, but I'll try to help.  I'm in high school still, and I think a major part of our culture, unfortunately, is based on commercialism and materialism.  American youth now days is concerned more about looking good than about feeling good.  Our opinions on issues that matter (like illegal substance use and relations before marriage) are much more casual than previous generations, and we don't take a stand for what we believe in.  However, American teens seem to be very ambitious.  They/we have goals that we set for ourselves, and want to reach them.  Most of us realize that education is the way to go.  In my opinion, what our generation needs most, is more awareness.  We need to know what's going on in the world, not just in school.  I think a sense of responsibility and concern would come with more knowledge, and that could lead to more people helping others, and eventually, a better world.
744518
The age is not the same for every child.  Obviously, some children mature faster than others.  A verse that relates to this issue is James 4:17, where we read: "Anyone, then who knows the good he ought to do and doesn't do it, sins." It would seem from this verse that when a child truly comes into a full awareness and moral understanding of "oughts" and "Shoulds," he or she AT THAT POINT has reached the age of accountability.
1029810
physical dicipline is sometimes justified,\nbut beating a child  ......... NEVER
448903
I can give you examples of not hardworking, dishonest young employees 20 years ago and I can tell you about hard working highly motivated young people now! \n\nThe two will always exist! Work mentality doesn't change that much in time, it all depends on the person.
550132
try this\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sijil_Tinggi_Pelajaran_Malaysia
899895
Most people are not disciplined enough to be half as good as Bruce Lee  Except for Asian populations they are way more disciplined than western societies