Germany vs USA – Corporal Punishment Creative Commons by Walkabout Languages
Germany vs USA – Corporal Punishment
Discipline
Self Discipline
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#1 by lapukas on March 28th, 2011
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What the hell school did Jim go to!!!!! I was never beaten in school, neither was any other kid! That is crazy!
#2 by kellym2013 on March 28th, 2011
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i’m american. i was never beaten in school. the schools would’ve gotten sued.
#3 by thrillhouse86 on March 28th, 2011
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sugarrush in the end
#4 by paulinotou on March 28th, 2011
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lol, im kinda shocked. i never realised that spanking kids was outlawed in so many places. i thought it was normal. spanking worked with me and my siblings. my little cousins are rough but if you say you are about to call their mom they will shapen up quick. she would can get pretty mean with them. but she adores them still. its all about self control.
#5 by hardcorewwe110 on March 28th, 2011
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Alle denken, wenn sie an Deutschland denken, nur an Bayern. Deswegen werden wir alle nur als saufende Volltrottel bezeichnet -_-
#6 by konstafan on March 28th, 2011
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people do or don’t do something because someone is forcing them. When are we going to choose to do or not do something just because we actually respect each other’s choices even when we don’t really understand them.? Has anyone of you ever thought about it? Reply to me when you have the time. I’ll appreciate it.
#7 by kandymoonlight on March 28th, 2011
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wow finally he changes his drink lol coke zero??
#8 by sethmest on March 28th, 2011
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What’s so bad about the sensation of pain that it is so shunned? If someone is abused, the gravest consequence, in my mind, is the psychological damage, not physical. But in a situation of controlled pain prescription (I just made that up) it seems to be an OK solution. The person experiences brief discomfort; the discomfort fades; they remember the discomfort when faced with a decision. As long as it isn’t negatively shaping their self-image, etc. I don’t see the problem.
#9 by GLAMAZONinc on March 28th, 2011
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Thats in the south…..I wish a teacher would try that crap in NYC!
#10 by lofosus on March 28th, 2011
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And I was irittated when I saw a Simpson episode whre a psychologistsay to Homer and March they should beat their children! That is so wrong. It where better to zensured this.,Because that is bad what this episode show us. The most of Europe has the opinion to don’t beat children and it illegal. And that is right!
#11 by lofosus on March 28th, 2011
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To beat children is wrong. My parents never beat ne or my brother. It very unusually here to beat children. Since the late 60′s it is illegal to beat children in the school here in Switzerland and in other European countries. When I moved to a new place, a pupil was annoying the class. Then the teacher beat them pupil at the shoulder. This pupil went to told this his parents and did prpblems. A week later after this is happening, the teacher was fired. I believed this is the right way!
#12 by telemarker93 on March 28th, 2011
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“in Germany you can’t beat children can you?” “no” “well it is completely normal in the US, we beat our children daily” bad joke on my part
#13 by derBauminderStrasse on March 28th, 2011
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@AmersfoortTristan cause teachers and parents could abuse their “right” to beat children I guess
ah yeah and when you’re an adult you think about that differently anyway
#14 by Blame9999 on March 28th, 2011
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u gotta notice that its mostly down south/conservative states that its legal. lol
#15 by anteracmacash on March 28th, 2011
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If any asshole teacher would touch my child for what ever reason, I wouldn’t sue him…I would beat the crap out of him !!
#16 by AmersfoortTristan on March 28th, 2011
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I am from the Netherlands and it’s illegal here too.. but it’s definitely something we should re-adopt as too many youngsters are causing trouble these days.
I got the occasional smack at home when I was misbehaving and it didn’t damage me one bit so why should it harm those troublemakers in today’s schools ?
#17 by Kmannz21 on March 28th, 2011
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allways drinking somwthing lol
#18 by DaShinon on March 28th, 2011
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I think it’s not even legal to touch your student in Germany, like if you say he should wait for the teacher and he leaves the room, the teacher may not hold him.
At least it’s what I’ve heard
#19 by DaShinon on March 28th, 2011
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I think it’s not even legal to touch your student in Germany, like if you say he should wait for the teacher and he leaves the room, the teacher may not hold him.
At least it’s what I’ve heard
#20 by rosereddoll on March 28th, 2011
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I got beaten at home, but not at school. I must admit, it DID teach me something: How to better get away with breaking the rules and how to be a more convincing liar. ^__^
There is not one kid who gets beaten, and then decides, “hmm, that was unpleasant, I guess I’ll listen to my parents and teachers forevermore!”
I think it’s lazy parenting that doesn’t work. My nephew gets hit for something nearly everyday. His behavior has not improved. There are more efficient forms of discipline.
#21 by maryuriwood07 on March 28th, 2011
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It is not legal to hit kids in the US, are you kidding me. How does Mississippi get away with that?
#22 by Nalauko92 on March 28th, 2011
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Ach du scheiße…
#23 by Phelan666 on March 28th, 2011
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I’m in AZ and I’ve never heard of that happening to anyone.
#24 by fatfatat444 on March 28th, 2011
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THAT’S NOT LEGAL IN EVERY COUNTY. ONLY IN RURAL AREAS. I LIVE IN GA.
#25 by LadieBunny on March 28th, 2011
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@Mindtfreak
its not exactly done for the sake of learning, per se… its more of just a discipline thing. Doesn’t matter what country you’re in, trying to keep order in a classroom is extremely difficult!