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There is increasing evidence over the last 2 years that low-consequence "intervention" doesn't really deter future bad behavior. Perhaps there are some specifi
by eric_b 5y ago
There is increasing evidence over the last 2 years that low-consequence "intervention" doesn't really deter future bad behavior. Perhaps there are some specific actions that would have a greater success rate, but a slap on the wrist and a "don't do that again" isn't going to cut it.
- voakbasda 5y agoI completely agree that slaps on the wrist do no suffice. Expel all 200 and ban Chinese students for five years. Anything less will accomplish nothing.