The school gets money based on attendance, not results. Suspending a student that disrupts class costs the school money.
Er unless they do things drastically different in CA that's not the case. There are so called 'count days' that funding is based on and those usually occur at the start of the year so unless it's a count day it doesn't cost them funding money
I still remember my first week in grade 2,some kid did something, got sent to the office for the strap....afterwards the principal came into the class with the balling kid and told him to explain to the class what it was like to get the strap.....oddly enough there where no more outbursts for the rest of the year.
Punishment fails on slow learners.He sounds like he was a pussy, I got paddled by my kindergarten teacher probably 10 different times and it didn't effect me at all. Punishment only works on weak minded people. My teacher would paddle right in front of the entire class.
Strap was much more painful than a little paddle on the ass.....but keep telling us how tough you where lolHe sounds like he was a pussy, I got paddled by my kindergarten teacher probably 10 different times and it didn't effect me at all. Punishment only works on weak minded people. My teacher would paddle right in front of the entire class.
He sounds like he was a pussy, I got paddled by my kindergarten teacher probably 10 different times and it didn't effect me at all. Punishment only works on weak minded people. My teacher would paddle right in front of the entire class.
And your momma wasn't there saying, "My baby didn't do that." She was in the line to beat your ass next.In elementary school, they paddled us. Seemed like I was in the principal's office once a week for something.
So teachers aren't supported by administration, parents or the public at large. At least they still have their six figure salaries/big houses/BMW's etc right?
Come on Sonikku, where's your conservative shtick?
Oh wait, this a liberal fail so you can't make fun of it or they'll kick you out of Liberal Club.
