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Not sure exactly what the problem is. If there is a minimum standard of behavior, and the student doesn't adhere to it, why exactly is it a problem if they are
by steven2012 11y ago
Not sure exactly what the problem is. If there is a minimum standard of behavior, and the student doesn't adhere to it, why exactly is it a problem if they are suspended, etc? Is the role of the school to educate the student or to parent them?
- WalterSear 11y agoChildren are children. The rules that were discussed in the article demonstrate an adversarial environment of dominance and control. I'd act out, you'ld act out.
- thescribe 11y agoThis is not a hypothetical for me. I went to a private school that sounds like it had approximately the same rules. I received detention at a rate of about one every six grades. I was hardly the only one. I think we had one punch thrown in the whole time I was in school. Children should, and can, work with good structured education.