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Proposed Bill Would Allow KS Teachers to Spank Kids Harder

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The problem with teachers doing the paddling is that kids are more rude today than ever. What happens? SOME teachers will get really upset when a punk says something to them and it offends them. You now have an upset adult with a paddle in his/her hands getting ready to inflict pain upon a child.

 

I ain't cool with that thought.

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The problem with teachers doing the paddling is that kids are more rude today than ever. What happens? SOME teachers will get really upset when a punk says something to them and it offends them. You now have an upset adult with a paddle in his/her hands getting ready to inflict pain upon a child.

 

I ain't cool with that thought.

 

I understand what you're saying. But on the flip side, I know plenty of kids who KNOW the teacher can't do anything to them, so there's nothing to stop them from being as rude or obnoxious as they want.

 

For some kids (like the one JD mentioned) no amount of paddling is going to change their behavior. But, for others, I think the threat of that possibility, might rein a few in, knowing that there might be consequences.

Taking things away, "timeouts", etc.....All worked for my parents, see no reason they wouldn't work for everyone else too.

 

I wasn't beaten by any means, not even close... But when I got out of line there were no timeouts, nothing taken away (most times), but a nice whippin' with a belt or paddle. My mom HATED doing it, I even knew that back then, but she did it when I deserved it. Worked out well for her (and me).

I think today's youth need to be hit more.

 

Agreed. Kids today are S-O-F-T.

The problem with teachers doing the paddling is that kids are more rude today than ever. What happens? SOME teachers will get really upset when a punk says something to them and it offends them. You now have an upset adult with a paddle in his/her hands getting ready to inflict pain upon a child.

 

I ain't cool with that thought.

 

Don't you see the relation today between kids being more rude to the lack of fear of any real punishment.

Just for my understanding, how old are your children?

 

I don't have any. If that eliminates me from the conversation I'll step out.

Kansas, along with its southern sisters Oklahoma and Texas, is becoming the American equivalent of the Taliban.

Lot better ways to raise children and get your point across than the use of physical punishment.
Really depends on the kid. In most cases, I totally agree, but not always.
Kansas, along with its southern sisters Oklahoma and Texas, is becoming the American equivalent of the Taliban.
Yep. Everyone knows spanking now leads to lopping off heads later.... :rolleyes:
Yep. Everyone knows spanking now leads to lopping off heads later.... :rolleyes:

I was spanked and often think of strapping C4 to my chest and taking out some innocents.

I was spanked and often think of strapping C4 to my chest and taking out some innocents.
:lol2:
Giving teachers the ability to be physical with kids seems like a can of worms to me.

 

Was it a can of worms in the 80's?

Was it a can of worms in the 80's?
Let me tell you, a Catholic school in the 60s and 70s was no picnic if you got out of line. I had a can opened up on me quite often and it wasn't a can of worms. :lol2:

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