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    Rechtmäßigkeit körperlicher Züchtigung an Schulen in den Vereinigten Staaten


    Rechtmäßigkeit körperlicher Züchtigung an Schulen in den Vereinigten Staaten

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    1. cricket_bacon on

      Grew up in California and went to college in South Carolina.

      It completely blew my mind when my South Carolina college classmates told me about getting paddled in school. They called it “gettin’ your lickin’s.”

    3. realnanoboy on

      I’m a teacher in Oklahoma. While it is legal state-wide for schools to use corporal punishment for most students, pretty much every district has policies against it. It is de facto banned.

    7. DukeofJackDidlySquat on

      When I was in school, most boys preferred “swats” to D-Hall.

    9. SilentSamurai on

      I love that the parents that cite this as something that needs to come back are the first ones to say that they’d never tolerate teachings using it on their kids.

    11. ElonEpsteinPedo on

      Oh look it’s all the same states where men wanna marry 14 year olds. I am so shocked.

    12. Square_Telephone4085 on

      Looks a bit like the civil war map🤔🤔 very interesting parelel

    13. TheNotoriousFAP on

      I moved to Tennessee in 2005, my sophomore year, my parents had to sign something specifically they could not hit me. I saw other kids get the paddle.

    16. Nodeal_reddit on

      Welcome to Alabama where we paddle retarded kids. /s

      Seriously though, I grew up in Alabama and I got at least 3 paddlings at school.

      I clearly remember not even knowing why I got the first one and just being confused. Not sure what the second one was, but I’m sure I deserved it. Last one was in junior high and I definitely deserved it, but it all ended up being funny afterwards.

      I’ll tell you first hand that paddling hurts. I’ve seen lots of kids come back to class trying real hard to stop crying. If you get one or see a few, then the threat of paddling is a very effective deterrent on most kids. The problem is that a minority of kids don’t care, and the sad irony is that the ones who don’t care are the ones who need spanked the most. The kids who do care would probably also respond to a different less violent punishment.

    17. Some_Twiggs on

      Never been a fan of school corporal punishment, but 100% support parents spanking. Teaches an important lesson when also paired with verbal instruction and explaining.

    20. adamdoesmusic on

      In Ohio in the 90s they still had it.

      Even in 1st grade I noticed how fucked up it was that it was *always* the black kids who got sent in to be hit, even tho it was usually that little blonde brat Roger acting like a terrorist.

    21. NittanyOrange on

      Would be interesting to overlay this and data on educational outcomes.

    23. LucidandConvoluted on

      We got paddled in the 80’s in Illinois. They definitely need to bring it back, but people are toooo sensitive these days.

    24. BanTrumpkins24 on

      I would imagine children and some of these red states can be beaten half to death for failing to memorize biblical verses that will be taught in public schools? Does this include disabled kids? It seems to when some of these states

    25. ChopinFantasie on

      Surprised Massachusetts isn’t orange. Since the Judge Rotenburg Center is still open clearly they don’t care. Those disabled students have less rights than prisoners, for the crime of being born that way

    26. SodamessNCO on

      I wonder if corporal punishment is still used in any of these states. We’d have to go through the policies of each school district. It could be one of those things that’s still legal in the state, but nobody does it anymore and nobody bothered passing a law.

    27. Fun-Passage-7613 on

      Rather than corporal punishment, expelled for the rest of the year would be better. As a former student of public schools. When I went to school, the bad kids constantly disrupted the classrooms and nothing happened to stop them. My education was destroyed in highschool because of them. Kick them out of school, they all ended up in prison anyway.

    28. EccentricPayload on

      They absolutely do not do it in Tennessee. I just don’t believe that they still use it anywhere tbh

    29. WarWonderful593 on

      In Wales, where I live, all corporate punishment of children is illegal. It is classed as assault and if convicted, can result in gaol time.

    30. LotharTryygon on

      Utah says one thing on the Internet and does a completely different thing. It’s common in Utah for teachers and staff to abuse kids, especially in private schools. Just a heads up

    31. gristle_missle on

      The “unused” part in Colorado schools was not true in the 90’s I can confirm.

    32. EmmalouEsq on

      Went to school in South Dakota, and there were wooden paddles at the chalkboard until we were in the 5th grade.

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