quietly, for the better

"since his teacher admonished him" would be better - otherwise the reader is left wondering what the teacher advised your son to do.

I am little suspect about the use of "quitely" in my sentence because I couldn't find the word in my dictionary. Do you think the "quitely" is right there? If yes, what would you think it as?

I took it as a typo for "quietly"!

No - there is no such word. "completely" would work in the sentence.

"for the better" ? i mean we can use it there if we can what doest it mean ?

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Atarikg"for the better" ? Can we use it there? If we can what does it mean ?

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In this context, the boy is becoming better in his behaviour. Something changes into an improved state.

Upps ok