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Old 11-07-2009, 11:04   #84
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Re: Mansfield teacher arrested over All Saints pupil assault

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Originally Posted by freezin View Post
I'm 1000% against outrageous and barbaric practices everywhere, but I don't see corporal punishment as being that, provided it is done by a head teacher or head of year and their are restrictions on how it is administered. How would you maintain discipline in schools? The present system is simply not working, with outrageous, barbaric acts still being carried out unrestricted, and almost always, by children?
What you're saying there is I don't think it's acceptable for a grown adult to repeatedly clobber a small child with a big stick, except if I personally feel it's justified and I'm afraid I cannot run with that.

All the cane does is show children that violence is the best way to get people to do as they say.

Would you accept an employer hitting staff with a big stick if they didn't perform well enough?
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