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MODELS OF DISCIPLINE:KOUNIN & GLASER’S
OLEH :AMIR AIZUDDINMUHAMMADNABILANAFIZAH
Kounin’s Model
Glaser’s Model
Kounin (Jacob Kounin) Glaser
Concept • Ripple concept: when a
student admits to the
directives, other students will
also follow.
• Is not the way the teacher
acts as a reaction to student
behavior but how they deal
with the misconduct that arise
in the classroom.
• 5 technics :
i. With-itness
ii. Overlapping
iii. Cunning
iv. Momentum
• Each individual is responsible
for their own behavior
• Each individual is able to
change and live effectively if
given the proper guidance
and support.
• Each individual to behave in
a certain way in order to
create conducive to follow
their requirements.
Kounin (Jacob Kounin) Glaser
Emphasize
on
• The main base is the teacher
ability monitoring all the things
that happen in the classroom
at all times and be able to
overcome the problem.
• Emphasizing human behavior
driven by the need to meet
four basic psychological
needs of love, has designated
areas and control, freedom
and fun.
Kounin (Jacob Kounin) Glaser
Implementation • Teachers need to warning the
students who commit offenses
without delay.
• Warning also must be strict,
serious and clear.
• P & P should be smooth,
engaging, have clear
instructions so that the
students can concentrate and
commit no error.
• Teachers need to help
students understand the
actions and choices made by
students.
• Four basic psychological
needs to be met so that
students can concentrate and
not commits the unwanted
behavior.
Kounin (Jacob Kounin) Glaser
Examples of
application
• When students talking and
playing, the teacher called the
student names and asks the
class to is to focus on the
process of P & P.
• Teachers provide instructions
with strict and serious warning
• When students committed a
misconduct, identify the
source or where the unmet
needs.
• When the teacher has
successfully identified, the
next step is taken.
Kounin (Jacob Kounin) Glaser
Strength Focus on the management in
group and create a classroom
environment conducive to
learning.
Emphasize the positive outlook
and trust between teacher and
student
Weakness Difficult for the teachers to take
action against two or more
groups at the same time.
Not all students can solve the
their behavior problems as they
are immature.