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PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION & TRAINING

Discipline in the higher education classroom: A study of its intrinsic influence on professional attributes, learning and safety

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Article: 1963391 | Received 01 Feb 2021, Accepted 28 Jul 2021, Published online: 08 Aug 2021

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Figure 1. The value attached to the concept of discipline

Figure 1. The value attached to the concept of discipline

Figure 2. The impact of discipline on learning

Figure 2. The impact of discipline on learning

Figure 3. The impact of behaviour and attitude on learning

Figure 3. The impact of behaviour and attitude on learning

Figure 4. Students’ perceptions of tutor attributes

Figure 4. Students’ perceptions of tutor attributes

Figure 5. Who is responsible for classroom discipline?

Figure 5. Who is responsible for classroom discipline?

Figure 6. Who is responsible for discipline? Responses according to age

Figure 6. Who is responsible for discipline? Responses according to age

Figure 7. Safety in discussing clinical experiences

Figure 7. Safety in discussing clinical experiences

Figure 8. Safety in answering questions on uncertainty

Figure 8. Safety in answering questions on uncertainty

Figure 9. Safety in physical participation

Figure 9. Safety in physical participation

Figure 10. Age-related safety in discussing clinical experiences

Figure 10. Age-related safety in discussing clinical experiences

Figure 11. Age-related safety in answering questions of uncertainty

Figure 11. Age-related safety in answering questions of uncertainty

Figure 12. Age-related safety in physical participation

Figure 12. Age-related safety in physical participation