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Pump my ride!
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Deep countryside of Surrey , England
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[quote]"Within each lesson the teacher will initially tolerate (although not condone) the use of the f-word (or derivatives) five times and these will be tallied on the board so all students can see the running score," [/UNQUOTE]
Let's see, now... Average class size: 30 Offence allowances per pupil: 5 Average time to identify pupil, write name on board and record expletive+frequency: oh, I don't know, 15 seconds? Assuming high take-up of offer is 80% of class (why not?) Time spent recording offences: 30 x 5 x 15 x 80% divided by 60 for minutes = 60 minutes Average length of lesson: 30 minutes Oops! (I know, it's only five times per lesson, but that'll still eat up a lot of time - just amplifying the stupidity of it all. That's UK education for you!)
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Always sufficient hills - never sufficient gears Last edited by Cyclefrance; 08-30-2005 at 05:50 AM. |
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Dry Nurse
Join Date: Aug 2005
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I have to say that it's refreshing to see another country with ideas about raising kids as stupid as the US.
I don't know why discipline is such a big deal now days, even when it involves light physical punishment. Parents have been using spankings for hundreds of years and people have grown up just fine. I certainly got my share of smacks growing up and I turned out fine, don't hate my parents, and haven't tried to kill anyone because it taught me a cycle of violence. I'm not talking child abuse, just spankings. Start out with a pat on the ass when they're young and step it up as they age. I pretty much draw the line at the belt. Hand smacks are fine but nothing that can cause injury or lasting pain. You're really just trying to get their attention and provide some negative reinforcement, not harm them. |
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