Discipline can be a difficult concept to teach. Some children accept it more readily than others. Schools don\u2019t always want to pick up the slack in this area. They figure that parents should be taking the lead. Not so for a certain school in Texas.<\/p>\n
Apparently the school has been having such a problem with misbehaving children that they believe it\u2019s time to adopt an old-fashioned approach. The school has decided to use corporal punishment on children who can\u2019t be disciplined: they are going to start paddling them.<\/p>\n
The Texas Classroom Teacher Association defines corporal punishment as the \u201cdeliberate infliction of pain<\/a>\u201d as a way to create discipline. Paddling itself is usually when a teacher uses a wooden paddle to hit disobedient children. It is a practice that was very common in the olden days.<\/p>\n It was reserved for students who are especially naughty. Behavior like bullying or creating chaos in the classroom often resulted in a thorough whack. It is the final warning for those students who don\u2019t respond to detention or suspension from school.<\/a><\/p>\n