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Can someone tell me what the components are for the Glasser's Noncoercive Discipline Model are. Please cite any references used.

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Noncoercive discipline states that student misbehave because schools are not designed to motivate them to learn and their needs are not being met. Glasser believes that schools need to focus more on skills and less on knowledge, and teaching needs to be student, not teacher, directed. This will ensure that students are learning valuable usable information.

According to Glasser, there are four main student needs: belonging, fun, power, and ...

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