• flying_sheep@lemmy.ml
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    2 months ago

    Wipe it off, tell the child in no uncertain terms that this is never acceptable, and if it continues being confrontational to that degree, send it to the principal’s office to get detention.

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        2 months ago

        You’re talking as if there weren’t pedagogic professionals who have solved this problem. If a child is that unwilling to conform even slightly, the child either has special needs and doesn’t belong there, or, more likely, there’s shit going down at the child’s home and CPS need to get involved.

        I’m thoroughly baffled that you think there’s any kind of argument to be made for corporeal punishment. The scientific world has solved and moved on a century ago. The backwater sticklers who still don’t get it are harmful Luddites, not people with opinions to take seriously.

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          2 months ago

          I’m absolutely not for corporeal punishment. I am ok with a kid being arrested.for assault.

          Take it or leave it, but there are some children that just shouldn’t be in the public school system for whatever reason.

          I absolutely am for better mental health resources and special needs programs. Being tolerant of neurodivergent children is great, I’m all for it, until they are violent or make teaching the other kids impossible.

          Then…I don’t know…arresting the kid seems reasonable if they been repeatedly violent and disruptive.

          Teachers have their hands tied when dealing with violent children. I don’t know what the answer is.