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- Assignment #2 -- Christina Jockish, 19:41:20 01/26/07 Fri
This is the website I found about corporal punishment: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporal_punishment
My opinion on corporal punishment goes both ways. If you have to repeatedly tell a child they are doing something wrong and they choose not to listen to you then you should maybe spank them, you dont have to do it super hard to where you hurt them but hard enough so maybe they will remember not to do it again. Now I do not think they you should spank a child if they do not know any better. I can say that I probably would not do it to my child because I would be scared to.
I do think there is a difference between the parents and the teachers spanking the child. I do not think it is the teachers decision on whether or not the child should be spanked for something.
No I do not think there is a difference between nurses and teachers regard to corporal punishment. Again it is not the nurses decision on how the child is punished.
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Assignment #2 -- Kenita Cherie Turner (Tired), 16:17:35 01/26/07 Fri
I found these two websites on corporal punishment: http://www.onlineopinion.com.au/view.asp?article=1975
www.educationworld.com/a_issues/starr/starr051.shtml
I am a Christian and I do believe in corporal punishment. People have taken it out of context in not knowing the difference between a spanking and a straight up beat down. It is to be done out of love. I do agree with taking away privileges, but only secondarily to spanking. Now, primarily if a child is doing something wrong that they may not know is bad or understand then I will of course talk to them and explain what they are doing and why they cannot do it anymore. But, if after that they relentlessly engage into what they know is wrong then comes discipline. Afterwards you are to talk to the child and explain again the effects of disobedience and why they are not to disrespect rules more so their parent. I've only had four and they were all before the age of 6 (during those critical developmental stages). That is the purpose of it, to demonstrate cause and effect so that as they progress it will aid them in making proper decisions. "Train up a child in the way he should go so that when he is older he will not depart from it." Proverbs 22:6
Teachers would have more of a use for it than nurses would. I know in my parents hometown when the children did not have their homework they'd get a hit on the hand with a ruler to encourage them to do it. In the classroom, if a child is totally unruly after verbal warnings have been issued and consist disorder abrupts towards the teacher then I don't see anything wrong with a paddling supervised by a psychologist. But nurses I really don't see the need, they deal with unruly sick people, I think they have a reason to be a little uncooperative if not feeling well.
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- Assignment #2 -- Michael Pertl, 13:39:10 01/26/07 Fri
The website I found on spanking is: http://www.psychpage.com/family/library/disc.html
My opinion on corporal punishment is that it should not be used because if you want to teach children that hitting isn't the correct way to solve a problem then you shouldn't spank them. I have no personal experience with corporal punishment. When I was little, my parents would take things away from me if I acted badly.
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- Assignment 2 -- Anne Meyer, 21:03:11 01/23/07 Tue
I found these websites on corporal punishment http://www.corpun.com/, and http://www.stophitting.com/disatschool/facts.php.
I have never really given corporal punishment much thought before. I have mixed feelings on this issue. I was spanked sparingly by my parents when I was younger and I can't really think of any damage it left. I don't think I would spank my children if I had any. I would probably feel too bad about it.
I defenitely don't think that teachers or nurses should have the right to administer corporal punishment, unless there was a major behavioral issue that had to be dealt with. Essentially, I think it's just better to steer clear of corporal punishment these days. Things have changed and so has the way people deal with eachother and their children
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- Assignment 2 -- Ashle Clay, 17:31:49 01/23/07 Tue
These two websites discuss corporal punishment: www.endcorporalpunishment.org and www.neverhitachild.org
In my opinion corporal punishment should not be used. I feel that corporal punishment is not utilized for the well-being of chidren, but to instill fear inside of them.
Certainly there is a difference between parents spanking their children and teachers spanking them because teachers have no emotional connection so there's a chance they will go too far.
As far as differences between teachers and nurses using corporal punishment there is none because neither should be allowed to.
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Re: assignment 2 -- Kendra McMullen, 17:13:58 01/23/07 Tue
Kendra McMullen - The website that i found that talks
>about coporal punishment and spanking is www.
>apa.org/releases/spanking.html. and http://edu/-gknapp/winteroo/corpalpunishment/index.html
>My opinion on coporal punishment is that corporal
>punishment should be a very effective tool for parents
>and teachers. I beleived that corporal punishment
>plays a big role in children lives and in their adults
>lives. By spanking a child would help them distinguish
>from right and wrong.
>
>I think there is a difference between teachers and
>nurses when it come to corporal punishment. for
>teachers it may be neccessary and needed but for
>nursing i don't think corporal punishment is right for
>them.
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- Assignment 2 -- Elston Howard, 15:57:02 01/22/07 Mon
Two links to Corporal Punishment: http://www.stophitting.com/disatschool/facts.php,
http://faculty.biola.edu/paulp/
My opinion is that corporal punishment can be an effective tool. There is a clear difference in corporal punishment and child abuse. As a parent, there may be a need to discipline my child. I would use corporal punishment if need.
There is a difference between teachers and nurses in regards to corporal punishment. In certain instances it may be necessary for teachers, however for nurses I am not quite certain if there would be a needed.
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Assignment 2 / Corporal Punishment -- Timothy Harris (Sick), 16:02:08 01/23/07 Tue
Here are two links that discuss corporal punishment: http://www.corpun.com/ and http://www.religioustolerance.org/spanking.htm
Personally, I have known corporal punishment to be effective, Howver, my parents were very disciplined as to how they would administer the punishment. There are many cases in society where individuals come from abusive environments, therefore causing many of these abused individuals to ignore this type of punishment.
I do not believe that there is one correct answer to the question of using corporal punishment, however I do believe that it should be an option for schools to use, but only with the permission of a parent/gaurdian.
The act of corporal punishment as a tool for disciplining a child, in my opinion, losses it's effectiveness as the adolescent gets older. For example, corporal punishment (again in my opinion) would serve better as a disciplining tool for a child in an Elementary school then it would for a teenager in High school.
With keeping corporal punishment as an option for scholls, I believe that there should be controled steps of action to take before administering this punishment, as well as a single staff member to administer the punishment.
As far as teachers and nurses using corporal punishment, I believe that if there is an incident which calls for a teacher/nurse to call for this punishmentthen they should present their case to the appropriate superior, who would then decide what action to take. Under no circumstances, I believe, should any teacher, nurse, or any other school official be given the righ tto administer corporal punishment as an "at will" tool of discipline.
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- Assignment 2 -- Elston Howard, 15:55:25 01/22/07 Mon
Two links to Corporal Punishment: http://www.stophitting.com/disatschool/facts.php,
http://faculty.biola.edu/paulp/
My opinion is that corporal punishment can be an effective tool. There is a clear difference in corporal punishment and child abuse. As a parent, there may be a need to discipline my child. I would use corporal punishment if needed.
There is a difference between teachers and nurses in regards to corporal punishment. In certain instances it may be necessary for teachers, however for nurses I am not quite certain if there would be a needed.
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- EDPR 2111 Sec 005 Introduction -- Timothy Harris (Caffeinated), 10:14:11 01/22/07 Mon
Hello! My name is Tim Harris, and I am a Freshman at he U of M working on an Education degree in order to teach Junior High School. I work during the baseball season as the Luxury Suite Manager at Autozone Park, and I am also a single proud parent of a beautiful 2 year old daughter.
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- Introduction -- Charo L. Mosley, 06:58:27 01/22/07 Mon
Hello,my name is Charo L. Mosley. I am majoring in Elementary Education. I am currently a sophmore at the university. I am very excited about this course and i also hope to do well.
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- Introduction -- Michael Pertl, 01:37:39 01/22/07 Mon
Hello, I am Michael Pertl. I'm a Sophmore majoring in Art Education. I hope to do well in this class.
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- My Introduction -- Randy Holt, 18:21:18 01/21/07 Sun
Hello, my name is Randy Holt. I am a junior at the University of Memmphis.
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- Intro -- Alexandra Jackson, 17:56:31 01/21/07 Sun
Hello my name is alexandra jackson. I am a freshman education major. I am excited about what I will learn from this class and our teacher! Sorry Elston that i am copying you but i thought putting a motto is a good idea and mine is by Dave Matthews Band: "Don't let the troubles in your head steal too much time you'll soon be dead...DREAM"
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Introduction -- Kenita Cherie Turner, 16:02:00 01/21/07 Sun
Hello, my name is Kenita Cherie Turner and this is my second year here as a nursing major. I am excited about taking this class, truthfully I didn't know it existed until I was looking for another class to get some more credit hours. But, after the first 15 minutes I was glad I chose this course. I love to help people and I feel that this will be very helpful to my career in the long and short run!
Earnestly,
Kenita
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- Intro -- Natalie Rojcewicz, 14:24:15 01/21/07 Sun
Hello everyone, my is Natalie Rojcewicz. I am a sophmore and I majoring in education grades 4-8, with a focus in Integrative studies. I have a almost one year old son who i love being a mother to. I am very much looking forward to learning about early childhood development, to hopefully gain a better understanding of the way my son is developing. In addition, to learn how children in general develop to further my skills as a teacher when I graduate. I look forward to this semester, i hope it is productive and rewarding for all of you.
-Natalie
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- Intro -- Eric Garcia, 12:14:25 01/21/07 Sun
Hello Mr.Bartels, my name is Eric Garcia and i am looking forward getting everything this class has to offer.
Thanks
Eric Garcia
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- EDPR 2111 Section 5 -- Shenita Ross, 05:37:34 01/21/07 Sun
Hi, Mr.Bartels, I am reaaly looking forward to succeeding in your class
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Introduction -- Anne Meyer, 23:41:20 01/20/07 Sat
I'm Anne! I can't get myself to pick a major. I keep changing my mind, but I am extremely interested in the idea of being a teacher. That is how I ended up taking this class. It sounds like it will be very interesting.
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- My Introduction -- Ashle Clay, 17:11:07 01/19/07 Fri
Hello everyone! My name is Ashle Clay. I just transferred to this University from Tennessee State University because I was homesick even though it's not that far away. Anyways I am 21 and now classified as a junior. My major is SPED.
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Introduction 2111 -- Elston Howard, 17:14:27 01/17/07 Wed
Hello, I am Elston Howard. I am new to the University of Memphis, however I am not new to Memphis. I am a veteran of the United States Navy (Submarine Service). I am currently enrolled as an Education major, Intergrated Studies. My motto, "Give and let live". My mission, to make a difference through education. I am looking forward to bonding with everyone.
Best wishes,
Elston
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- Welcome -- Jared Bartels, 09:07:46 01/16/07 Tue
Hello class. My name is Jared Bartels. Welcome to EDPR 2111 Development across the lifespan. I am looking forward to meeting all of you. I'm sure we will have a great semester.
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