A conducive classroom milieu is very crucial in teaching and learning process. Good management of students’ discipline in classroom by teachers will ensure a smooth and effective flow of the teaching and learning (Charles, 2005; Morrison, 2009). On the other hand, ineffective management of students’ discipline in classroom may disrupt the lesson planned by teachers. Thus, teachers’ skills and knowledge in dealing with disciplinary problems in classroom should be constantly enhanced. In other words, effective management of students’ discipline in classroom is tremendously influenced by the teachers’ efficiency in teaching, in dealing with the students as well as in managing the facilities available and physical state of the classroom (Mok, 2004; Morrison, 2009). According to Charles (2005), there are 13 types of disciplinary problems that occur in school. He further stated that the common disciplinary problems occur in the classroom are students are making noise, defiance, daydreaming, vandalism, walking aimlessly around the classroom without permission and refuse to participate in the teaching and learning process being carried out.