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One of the most controversial topics is the difference between child abuse and child discipline. Abuse is any action that intentionally harms or injures another person. Discipline is punishment that is intended to correct or train. Some parents do not see the harm in their form of discipline, but others may view it as abuse. It may not be the parent’s intention to harm their child but it is something that occurs. “In 2012, state agencies found an estimate 686,000 of child maltreatment.” .*(*Kids Count) Every year more than 3 million reports of child abuse are made in the United States involving more than 6 million children (a report can include multiple children).

A) Coffee raised at high elevations tastes better, so advertisers often stress the fact that their coffee is mountain grown.

Discipline is at the core of every successful learning organization. The school community needs to review the discipline polices and practices and have clear standards of behavior that are known and supported by all stakeholders. These standards must have clear consequences for those who are stepping outside the boundaries of acceptability, and these consequences need to be consistently applied. Presently at the school, it appears that the principal is the only one who administers discipline. Therefore more persons on staff need to be empowered to take up disciplinary

Tori and Coty were river rats, and they had a ton of experience in and around boats by the time they reached the minimum age of ten when they took the Safe Boating Course and passed the exam to get their boating licenses. We had a sixteen-foot Polar Craft that was powered by a twenty-five horsepower Evinrude outboard engine. I’d ride along while Coty practiced handling the boat and docking.

In my own personal view, I believed that people’s way of life or lifestyle has really changed over time. According to what I have learned, our earliest ancestors of human was hailed from the australopithecines which were bipedals (walks on two feet). In this early period these species learned to adapt, level up and enhance the skills such as producing stone tools and the like. As the time passed by, these skills were transmitted to one individual to another. Machines, electronic devices, and cars were invented to make our lives easier. And I can say that we cannot fully use these stuff if they did not undergo such

Discipline in schools is not a new concept but has been talked about by many and awareness of reasons and various forms of discipline has been studied by many. Reasons why schools use discipline is because of increase violence, gang-like behavior, fighting, skipping classes among others (Nelson, 2002). School discipline and management is a problem in our society today because there have been a lot of ineffective discipline practices over the years.

Other punishments aren’t as long-lasting.[d] For example, being suspended is like a vacation, students don’t learn anything. Being expelled offers students a longer vacation as they don’t need to go to school and just think about what they have done.[e] This has teachers waiting to keep them caught up as they finally come back from their suspension. In the article, “Corporal Punishment Persists in U.S. Schools” it states, “When students receive out of school suspension, they miss out on instruction time, and they teacher is not obligated in any way to help that student catch up,” This quote represents how tedious it will be and how ineffective having these suspensions and being expelled can bring. On the other hand, paddling brings a real threat to the students as it is something long-lasting and can permanently sting you in the future. It [f]demonstrates why students should do what they’re told

Teachers need to have all the time they can grasp in order to follow the curriculum for state tests (2016, p. 2) which is why schools feel detentions and suspensions sometimes take students away from learning and corporal punishments are a quick and effective punishment if allowed by parents. Most teachers claim “Discipline is necessary to keep children accountable, and to ensure that the few who refuse to follow directions do not unfairly hamper the chances of others to learn essential skills” (2016, p. 2). Because of this, corporal punishment does not take away from school time, although it is frowned upon more than detentions and suspensions.

Our culture sanctions the use of corporal or physical punishment as a way for parents to discipline their children. Just a few weeks ago Marvin Munyon,

What is the reason for discipline? We take our lead from one noteworthy source, our guardians and they probably took their lead from their own particular folks. At the point when your young youngster imitates what he simply found in a Rambo film, you give him a stern address about what is genuine and what is not, what is adequate, in actuality, and what is most certainly not. At the point when your kid tries some insane aerobatic leave a bit of furniture and damages himself, you may hit him to make sure that he recalls never to do it again.

Additional rules and guidelines would provide educators and faculty more opportunity to teach better discipline and improved behavior. Normally, the responsibility of teaching kids discipline and appropriate behavior lies in the hands of their families. Unfortunately, in today’s society many children come from broken

Physical punishment has been around for decades. However, many falsely believe that the use of this parenting style has slowly faded away. Unfortunately, it has become more common and ranges from minor to severe depending on the parent. This method of correction has been passed down through generations and the history of it is a major contribution to the problem. Just because it happens does not mean it is acceptable. The desired results are rarely achieved and the children are negatively impacted for the rest of their lives. Corporal punishment needs to be eliminated as a means of behavior modification due to its ineffectiveness and cruelty.

As time goes by there are many things that change this includes education. Education changes in different ways, such as the implication of technology, and new requirements in the education curriculum.

Discipline problems in schools often becomes a hot topic discussed nowadays. This issue has widely spread throughout mass media. Each day we will be served with news of a discipline problems among students.

The world is changing, and changing fast. Technology, education, health, eating habits, dress - there is hardly anything in life that is not changing, some changes we like, while others create fear and anxiety. Several predictions were made that the world will end in 2012 based on the rollover of the Mayan calendar but all these forecasting were proved to be fictitious. On the contrary we are living in the 21st century, 2025 and the world has changed tremendously in the last 13 years. The world has been transformed by the digital revolution and advances in medicine and human knowledge. The present-day civilization stands on two legs, one is spirituality, and the other is science.