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Uh oh, spankers and apologists, uh oh. Another one will soon bite the dust
http://www.robesonian.com/articles/2...ws/story02.txt
Sparing the rod By Mark Locklear and Jonathan Yeomans - Staff writers LUMBERTON - There are those who can still remember when a teacher thought nothing of taking a leather strap to the behind of an incorrigible student. But with the threat of jail time or a lawsuit, educators aren't as quick to raise the paddle today. School board member Severeo Kerns says the hesitancy to paddle students makes it difficult to maintain discipline in schools today. But Kerns is in a dwindling minority. Polls show most people are opposed to corporal punishment. Parents aren't keen on the idea of a stranger striking their child. Some educators say the practice may even be ineffective. Associations that represent doctors and psychologists warn against it. The Robeson County school system has issued a moratorium on corporal punishment until administrators meet with principals on Tuesday to clarify the policy. Paddling may also be part of the discussion at the board's meeting on Monday. ... http://www.robesonian.com/articles/2...ws/story02.txt |
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