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Corporal Punishment
Corporal punishment should be meted out to teenagers. by Jayden Harlow Corporal punishment should not be meted out to teenagers, either at home or in school. Leaving aside the question of whether corporal punishment is appropriate for children of any age, its use on older children is less effective than other forms of ... More> What countries or states allow corporal punishment? by Seb Dyer Corporal punishment is when pain is inflicted to discipline a person for bad behavior. This almost always applies to children, however is still divided into three types... -Parental or domestic -School corporal punishment -Judicial corporal punishme... More>
	Discipline strategies: Alternatives to corporal punishment by Cheryl Johnson Corporal punishment is kind of like abortion - its use is controversial and many see it, at best, as a "necessary evil". After all, parents don't actually enjoy hitting their children, do they? As with abortion, the spanking debate rages on. But no ... More> Should parents use corporal punishment to discipline children? by Ryan Zinn As the world changes with new technology and new worldviews, ideas become old-fashioned, unnecessary, or even illegal. Many people across the globe possess different opinions about corporal punishment, the physical punishing of a child by a pa... More>
Returning to corporal punishment in UK schools by Alex Storey Corporal punishment is the infliction of physical pain on a person's body, either at home, military, judicial or IN SCHOOL. Bad behavior is often an inner city problem and less of a problem for independent schools. Therefore we are concerned with 11... More> An overview of corporal punishment in US public schools by James Johnson Corporeal punishment in public schools, should it be allowed in the United States or not? It is an extremely controversial subject and has been for a long time. A report on CNN claims that just over 200,00 students in the 21 states where it is legal... More>
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