Corporal punishment -- EDPR 2111 Sec. 502--Millington

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Date Posted: 11:03:02 03/26/05 Sat
Author: Kizzy Young
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Corporal punishment

http://familyeducation.com/article/0,1120,1-3980,00

Yes, I agree with corporal punishment, but it is not required at all times. I feel like a lot of times people choose to spank their kids when they are angry and I don't agree with that type of punishment. On my opinion corporal punishment should be the last resort to discipline. Yes, I feel that there is a difference between a parent spanking their child and a teacher spanking the pupil. Due to the fact that the parent knows their child and a parent is aware of the discipline tactics that work with their child.I can understand a teacher using corporal punishment, but I don't understand why a nurse would us e corporal punishment.

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