Corporal punishment

Hitchens · 01-11-2015 07:51PM

did he never get promoted further?

NachoBusiness · 02-11-2015 12:19AM

Patience is all that is needed..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehgfdZeigFI

timthumbni · 02-11-2015 12:23AM

NachoBusiness wrote: »

Patience is all that is needed..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehgfdZeigFI

Was that a young Matt Dillon at the end of that. God I feel old. I bet you Molly ringwald isn't even hot anymore.

NachoBusiness · 02-11-2015 02:45AM

timthumbni wrote: »

Was that a young Matt Dillon at the end of that. God I feel old.

No, Kevin.. it was Catholic Boys (called Heaven Help Us in the states). Good flicks with a young Matt would be The Outsiders / Rumble Fish.

I bet you Molly ringwald isn't even hot anymore.

Considering it's 30 years ago.. she's doing fine.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkWLg8vJX_Q

Azalea · 02-11-2015 03:18AM

pmasterson95 wrote: »

No. AH believes you cant touch the little darlings. Just call them scrotes and cut the parents dole. That'll teach the kids.....somehow

Bizarre post.

Claw Hammer · 01-07-2016 12:16PM

This teacher is still dishing it out! I never remeber anything like that when I was in school.

https://www.enca.com/south-africa/video-kzn-teacher-canes-schoolgirls-across-buttocks

biko · 01-07-2016 01:35PM

Did you attend school in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa?

getzls · 01-07-2016 09:52PM

Carlo Ancelotti wrote: »

The trouble is many kids are getting no discipline at home, and now none in school. Some teachers are even afraid to verbally discipline children
End result is a lot of kids who believe they can do what they want and feel like and no one can stop them

And that's because their parents got no discipline in school so some don't have it to pass on.

I'm 57 and even got canned in primary school.

4ensic15 · 02-07-2016 08:30AM

Claw Hammer wrote: »

This teacher is still dishing it out! I never remeber anything like that when I was in school.

https://www.enca.com/south-africa/video-kzn-teacher-canes-schoolgirls-across-buttocks

I reckon that video is a fake. When I was at school, if anyone made noise when the teacher was beating someone , that person would get the same as the one who was being punished. It is also happening far too fast.

Claw Hammer · 04-07-2016 05:54PM

biko wrote: »

Did you attend school in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa?

Did you?

MilesMorales1 · 04-07-2016 06:10PM

Not from school teachers no, my dad spent most of childhood beating the **** out of me, regardless of if I'd done something or not.

mahamageehad · 04-07-2016 06:18PM

Teachers hitting kids is obviously wrong, although I'm too young to have any experience of it. However, we've gone too far the other way now I think, teachers are afraid to say boo to a bold child.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 04-07-2016 06:54PM

No thank Christ.

If anyone ever hit my child with a cane, I hope they wouldn't mind me hitting them back with a bigger one

byhookorbycrook · 04-07-2016 07:05PM

bluewolf wrote: »

Yeah should especially beat all the lefties
that's the devil's hand

I was regularly beaten by a nun for using my left hand (I was around 5 at the time) She also tied my left hand to the desk to top me trying to use it. It was the only time my mother ever came to the school.She had been made to change when she was a child and knew the damage it did.

That "holy nun " is one of the reasons I wanted to become a primary teacher - to show children that teachers could be different!

byhookorbycrook · 04-07-2016 07:07PM

Sunnyisland wrote: »

Nowadays the way teachers punish children with consequences and getting the parents involved straight away is the right way to go. IMO.

There are those parents who either won't engage or will not accept that little Asbo could do anything wrong, ever.This is where most issues arise.

Borderfox · 04-07-2016 07:12PM

Got hit in primary with a stick, cane, leather, drumstick (not chicken variety) fist, foot some combined and some individually.

Personally it did me a lot of harm and was something to work out as I got older so I wouldn't like to see it back

endacl · 04-07-2016 07:15PM

kneemos wrote: »

Replace wife with pet.

Whatever you're into, I suppose.

Weird...

4ensic15 · 04-07-2016 07:19PM

Borderfox wrote: »

Got hit in primary with a stick, cane, leather, drumstick (not chicken variety) fist, foot some combined and some individually.

Personally it did me a lot of harm and was something to work out as I got older so I wouldn't like to see it back

You must have been a right brat. When I was at school, only those who deserved it were hit.

byhookorbycrook · 04-07-2016 07:27PM

4ensic15 wrote: »

You must have been a right brat. When I was at school, only those who deserved it were hit.

Really?And what did they do to "deserve" it?

4ensic15 · 04-07-2016 07:47PM

byhookorbycrook wrote: »

Really?And what did they do to "deserve" it?

Misbehaved.

byhookorbycrook · 04-07-2016 08:09PM

How do you define "misbehaved?" Didn't know spellings?Not fast enough to stand in line?Spilled a drink?

4ensic15 · 04-07-2016 08:16PM

byhookorbycrook wrote: »

How do you define "misbehaved?" Didn't know spellings?Not fast enough to stand in line?Spilled a drink?

What is this? A school test?

pablo128 · 04-07-2016 08:22PM

We had the hands cut off us with a metre long thin bamboo cane by a vicious bastard of a headmaster. I was in that school from the age of 6 to 8.

I wasn't a messer of a child either. Tbh just thinking about it makes me angry.

4ensic15 · 04-07-2016 08:35PM

pablo128 wrote: »

We had the hands cut off us with a metre long thin bamboo cane by a vicious bastard of a headmaster. I was in that school from the age of 6 to 8.

I wasn't a messer of a child either. Tbh just thinking about it makes me angry.

There is no smoke without fire!

byhookorbycrook · 04-07-2016 08:38PM

4ensic15 wrote: »

What is this? A school test?

No, but your idea of misbehaving is important to the discussion. You say someone must have been a "brat" for getting beaten.

In my time at school children who probably had dyslexia got leathered for not getting 20/20 in spelling tests, a child with a physical disability got punished for a drink spilling, a child with a stutter was slapped for not reciting a poem , I got beaten for using my left hand- are these misbehaving in your book?

pablo128 · 04-07-2016 08:40PM

4ensic15 wrote: »

There is no smoke without fire!

And no bridge without a troll either.;)

4ensic15 · 04-07-2016 08:43PM

byhookorbycrook wrote: »

No, but your idea of misbehaving is important to the discussion. You say someone must have been a "brat" for getting beaten.

In my time at school children who probably had dyslexia got leathered for not getting 20/20 in spelling tests, a child with a physical disability got punished for a drink spilling, a child with a stutter was slapped for not reciting a poem , I got beaten for using my left hand- are these misbehaving in your book?

That never happened when I was at school. I blame the parents.

Summer wind · 04-07-2016 09:40PM

Teachers should never ever be allowed to hit any child.

Borderfox · 05-07-2016 01:23PM

4ensic15 wrote: »

Misbehaved.

I was left handed and couldn't write fast enough before the rubbed the writing off the board, another incident was when I fractured my left wrist, the teacher would give me the leather because I had no homework done (couldn't write)

Didn't really take much to set them off and didn't learn much in that school

r93kaey5p2izun · 05-07-2016 02:12PM

Yes I got a fair few slaps in my time from the nuns. This was late 80s to early 90s when it was illegal. It was for such things as colouring outside the lines, drink leaking, running in the yard. They were horrible nasty witches and such dreadful snobs. I wasn't from the right area and they were determined to find fault with me though I did very well and skipped classes - it seemed to infuriate them. I was too embarrassed to tell my parents.

I would never agree with a return of corporal punishment. I teach in a disadvantaged school now and there are significant disciplinary issues but I don't believe corporal punishment would have any positive effect at all. The main culprits are well used to getting clattered at home - it's just not a successful way of dealing with children and will never compensate for poor parenting. The laws around dealing with persistently disruptive students in schools and parents who fail to take responsibility for their children's actions need changing though.

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