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Originally posted by Zipdot
Doesn't anyone read threads anymore?
Everyone has an opinion but no one wants to read anyone else's, let alone the article.
I'm through with this topic, for real this time.
Zip
Originally posted by Zipdot
Doesn't anyone read threads anymore?
Everyone has an opinion but no one wants to read anyone else's, let alone the article.
I'm through with this topic, for real this time.
Zip
Originally posted by phixion
Worked when it was legal.
Originally posted by EnronOutrunHomerun
My side of the fence is simple...I don't think the ACTUAL teacher should have any role in the punishment of a child that acts up....They're getting paid to teach kids, not discipline them....
[edit on 5/17/2005 by EnronOutrunHomerun]
Originally posted by shots
Well when I went to school it was the teachers responsiblity, they are the parents away from home as I see it. So I feel it is their responsiblity.
Originally posted by JoeDoaks
Like my daughter- she was a druggie- I was a bad parent with her.
Laura Solarin didn't learn about it until she called home to check on her son, Gabriel, after school and he told her what happened.
Originally posted by Zipdot
What's with the personal attacks? Geeze, attack the arguements, okay?
You're just mad that I was a cool kid and you were a dorkus minorcus.
Zip
malcr said
The most effective means I have of controlling my children is to throw plastic toys in the bin. Nothing valuable, freebies from macdonalds, dried up pens etc. The howls are astonishing. But of course this would mean that I understand what makes my children tick. Physical violence is never the answer.
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One of the best methods of control is peer pressure but that would mean the teacher has to understand his/her pupils to get the pressure started.