Exploring the Relationship between Teachers' Social Intelligence and Classroom Discipline Strategies

Soleiman Jeloudar and Aida Yunus

International Journal of Psychological Studies, 2011, vol. 3, issue 2, 149

Abstract: The purpose of the study is to analyze the social intelligence level of teachers employed in government secondary schools in Malaysia based on selected demographic variables such as age, and how they relate to the classroom discipline strategies used. The sample of the study comprises 203 teachers. The study also revealed that there were significant differences between teachers’ age groups and their social intelligence. Further a significant relationship was noted between teachers’ social intelligence and the six strategies of classroom discipline strategies (discussion, recognition, involvement, hinting, punishment and aggression).

Date: 2011
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