What made children better behaved then was better parenting, set boundaries, good teachers, and a community that cared and a world of not have all. Those kinds of values are what we should be progressively aiming to reintroduce today. There are different and increased pressures on life today as a whole, these influence the way kids behave. CP as you suggest Danny as a last result before suspension may work for a small minority and a few saved expulsion, and if it proved I would go with that but only in the older child, but realistically children today are no longer conditioned as we were, You won’t find many that would submit themselves today or teachers getting the backing of their parents even as a last result, it will do the full circle refusal, suspension, expelled, back where the argument started. We have to look for a new approach but that’s the next big question, what.
School Corporal Punishment The Pros and cons of12
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Chastisement Across the Ages27
Wildman apparently was employing quite a substantial staff, mainly female. The police then removed into four huge vans the...
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Slippered Together2
A girl was also told to stay behind after school for similar reasons. Only in her case unlike mine...
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School Corporal Punishment History111
One ex-boarder remembers a friend trying to pass a note to a day student requesting the latter to...
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Scottish Approved School Punishment13
I had a similar experience in Scotland some years back when I was on holidays in the highlands. I...
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Witnessed School Paddling18
Generally, the rule of thumb for most of the teachers was, if you were talking in class and they...
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Corporal Punishment & The Gender Disadvantage8
Where the problems really arise is when certain pupils appear to be treated more leniently than the rest. Those...
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Shoplifting8
I was angry too – I spent so much time from these kids, fearing a belting – and they...
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School Corporal Punishment History100
Having dealt with the ‘Six Great Schools’, I’m now moving onto their more recent companions. In 1958, the Associated...