school gone by and corporal punishment
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school gone by and corporal punishment
right opened a topic here (me thinks opened a can of worms ha ha ) rather than added to the one in the black country social history
As society altered since corporal punishment at school was abolished.?
where once kids got discplined at school if they wernt getting discplined at home it would teach them what is acceptable and what is not acceptable, now CP is not done at school and some parent dont or not botherd about teaching kids right from wrong that we have such an expolsion in bad social behavour since the end of CP in the late 70s early 80s ?
will it only get worse as now the children who have not had such discipline are parents themselves?
do modern method of discipline work ?
As society altered since corporal punishment at school was abolished.?
where once kids got discplined at school if they wernt getting discplined at home it would teach them what is acceptable and what is not acceptable, now CP is not done at school and some parent dont or not botherd about teaching kids right from wrong that we have such an expolsion in bad social behavour since the end of CP in the late 70s early 80s ?
will it only get worse as now the children who have not had such discipline are parents themselves?
do modern method of discipline work ?
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Re: school gone by and corporal punishment
I don't think there is any modern discipline Pete, what where, can you expand
ASBO's? On the other hand I don't think we can go back to the dark days of corporal punishment either, the answer must lie in education and opportunity. Linell.

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Re: school gone by and corporal punishment
Expanded
Some school use exsclusion a lot nowadays where we would of got a clip across the earhole of the teacher, by excludidng the there not getting an education ?
this is also happening sending them to a behavioural school its now costing the education system a fortune in transport and one to one teaching where displine would of sorted this out for the majority ?
or do we reward them for there bad behavior (trips etc ) hoping to show them the error of there ways and try to coax them around to a different way of acting social this also is costing the education system a fortune
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Some school use exsclusion a lot nowadays where we would of got a clip across the earhole of the teacher, by excludidng the there not getting an education ?
this is also happening sending them to a behavioural school its now costing the education system a fortune in transport and one to one teaching where displine would of sorted this out for the majority ?
or do we reward them for there bad behavior (trips etc ) hoping to show them the error of there ways and try to coax them around to a different way of acting social this also is costing the education system a fortune
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Re: school gone by and corporal punishment
I think a spell in the Army would do them all a world of good
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Re: school gone by and corporal punishment
linell wrote:I think a spell in the Army would do them all a world of good![]()
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the army dont want them as there profesional volenteers why get saddle with a conscript, especially if he standing next to you in battle could you trust him with your life ?
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Re: school gone by and corporal punishment
linell wrote:I think a spell in the Army would do them all a world of good![]()
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Well said Linell so do I , have thought so for a while it never did any harm when they had the National service all those years ago.
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Thanks for the support Annie. I know what you mean Pete, but you wouldn't take them to a War Zone, as you say you couldn't trust them, but a few months up in Scotland where they have to learn how to live, share and look after themselves within a disciplined enviroment would do them the world of good. A lot of these young men today, need some strong male influence in their lives, they could be introduced to some Video Footage of the SAS in action, that would give them something to think about. Linell.
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linell wrote:Thanks for the support Annie. I know what you mean Pete, but you wouldn't take them to a War Zone, as you say you couldn't trust them, but a few months up in Scotland where they have to learn how to live, share and look after themselves within a disciplined enviroment would do them the world of good. A lot of these young men today, need some strong male influence in their lives, they could be introduced to some Video Footage of the SAS in action, that would give them something to think about. Linell.
but how do you think the arm forces install discipline? if they get someone that doesnt coperate they break him, and you think this wont involve violence of any kind. A soldier will not get away with refusing an order or not coperating as the officers will punish the whole section and then the section will pay the soldier back so your back to punishment ?
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Re: school gone by and corporal punishment
When I was at school in the 1940s one lad in my class was given the birch for stealing from Bus conducter, of his sandwiches and money !
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mikleed wrote:When I was at school in the 1940s one lad in my class was given the birch for stealing from Bus conducter, of his sandwiches and money !
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did he do it again mike ? i know someone who got it in the isle of man and he never forgot it
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Re: school gone by and corporal punishment
I bet that hurt Pete!!
He got it in the isle of man? Is that Geordie slang?
He got it in the isle of man? Is that Geordie slang?

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Re: school gone by and corporal punishment
Rob wrote:I bet that hurt Pete!!
He got it in the isle of man? Is that Geordie slang?
no its a little island in the irish sea, west of barrow, you've been abroad to long



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peterd wrote:Rob wrote:I bet that hurt Pete!!
He got it in the isle of man? Is that Geordie slang?
no its a little island in the irish sea, west of barrow, you've been abroad to long![]()
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<LOL> Robbie, that made me roar, will have to smile everytime I hear the isle of man mentioned now

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Re: school gone by and corporal punishment
Rob wrote:I bet that hurt Pete!!
He got it in the isle of man? Is that Geordie slang?
Oh Rob that gave me a good laugh


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Re: school gone by and corporal punishment
peterd wrote:Rob wrote:I bet that hurt Pete!!
He got it in the isle of man? Is that Geordie slang?
no its a little island in the irish sea, west of barrow, you've been abroad to long![]()
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I have to say though very quick response from Pete!
You are slipping Rob he is catching up with the sarky comments
