4 responses to “Help”

1. 

   Steve Edwards

   12 years Ago

   According to them they have been abused, yeah. They’re Gen-Y, man – they consider themselves to be abused if they’re given homework…

   – Ex high-school teacher

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2. 

   Joe Bullish

   12 years Ago

   Violence and verbal abuse are a NO! NO!
   Corporal punishment re-introduction whilst a hotly contestable issue, has produced iconic leadership of the ilk of Mandela, Tambo, Nkurumah,Kenyatta, Ghandi, Churchill, JFK, Martin Luther King,the list goes on and on.The culture and environment of corporal punishment constitutes hygiene factor dynamics we can never run away from. Clearly very critical housekeeping issue. We are now dealing with the consequence of being a non-retributive society, reluctant transgressors of a primary discipline rule, both at the home front and school.

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3. 

   Victor

   12 years Ago

   What!!!! That number is far to low… there is just NO disciplinary action for the teacher to use to do their job of teaching. One bad apple in a class and that’s the beginning of the end, and in just about every class is that one disruptive, show off. Hey!!! the kids are allowed to strike & toy, toy. because this is what they have learnt from the teacher’s unions and this common behavior is in their world of adults – parents etc. How do we as a country expect the best for our kids, and excuse me, lowering the “standards” is NOT an answer. I dare say though, that there are some schools today that use discipline effectively which produce the results. oh!! enough said….

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4. 

   Kenneth

   12 years Ago

   Experienced, or alleged to have experienced ? But, even one is too many…

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