EXAMINATION ON FIVE POINT PROGRAM OF SERVICE - Discipline

EXAMINATION ON FIVE POINT PROGRAM OF SERVICE
Over several pages of the SAL booklet, there are questions and answers as well as projects necessary to attain each of the five stars, and ultimately the Five Point Program of Service.

The projects can be completed by a group of squadron members, or an individual.

Discipline
1. What is discipline and how might it be developed?
Suggested answer - Discipline is training to live within the rules determined by parents, schools, government and churches.
2. Why is discipline essential in the handling of all group activities?
Suggested answer - Group activities are effective only when you have rules.
3. Briefly outline why discipline is essential to law and order.
Suggested answer - The basic need for law and order is to enable people to live within a group and with each other. The rights and opinions of each person must be respected at the same time you are respecting fundamental rights of the group. Discipline is the cornerstone from which law and order develops.
4. Demonstrate good conduct in squadron meetings.
5. Demonstrate good grades in school.
6. Participate on drill teams, rifle teams, athletic teams, bands, drum corps, etc.
7. Show respect for older people (Refer to Point 8 of the Ten Ideals).
8. Practice self-control in every respect.
Suggested answer - Demonstrate ability to start projects or establish goals and to work with others.
9. Obey orders given.
10. Support and help your squadron, post and Auxiliary in achieving good relationships.