Teacher Behaving Badly

[willnotwill]

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/teacher-forces-boy-acting-baby-diaper-article-1.1344447

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/05/14/indiana-teacher-aide-fired-after-diaper-punishment-report-says/

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2324549/Teacher-diaper-student-5-acting-like-baby.html?ito=feeds-newsxml

[Nat]

My 3rd grade teacher used to tell us "Do you want me to pull out a baby diaper and put it on you?' but he was never serious. It was just his humorous way of telling us to grow up and act our age. But these teachers here were actually serious and did it.

[Red Barchetta]

I have no audio to hear any of the clips - but just the idea alone - STUPID.

I so no point at all - if anything the teacher looks like an idiot.

[puffybedwetter]

Not dumb, the kid was acting out. The forced diaper thing is far fetched. The kid could of gotten a yard stick beating or something. Thats why americas youth is growing up to be killers, degenerates, and protesters. Just imagine if Adam Lanza had a dad who wasnt affraid to whip out a belt whenever he had a tantrum?

[TenaMaxiMan89]

Kids today are soft. That's all there is to it.

[Brudda Voodu]

Yes exactly! We should

[puffybedwetter]

Adult strangers? Are you even on the same topic here? Were talking about teachers here. Usually the school holds pre school year conference so parents can meet their kids teachers. Todays kids are pussies, and they have their parents to thank after they turn 18 and realize the world is not candy and lollipops like their parents make it out to be.

[Darkfinn]

Oh heaven forbid little Johnny was "embarassed" when he got punished for acting out. In my day we got our hides tanned with a paddle and were made to stand in the corner.

[Red Barchetta]

Oh heaven forbid little Johnny was "embarassed" when he got punished for acting out. In my day we got our hides tanned with a paddle and were made to stand in the corner.

Interresting - even suggest this with someone in jail and it's crule.

But on a kid it's fine - humm -

Well I think I get it - but....

Never mind too confusing.....

[WBDaddy]

There is a vast chasm of difference between extreme punishment for extreme circumstances (i.e. the kid disregarding his teacher's threat and having her act on it) and child abuse.

[Diaper273]

Hitting anyone out of anger is exactly the wrong attitude.

[puffybedwetter]

^ this is probably what adam Lanza's mother thought.

[TenaMaxiMan89]

Wrong. It's a bad thing that kids today are soft. We live in a world where kids are handed everything and don't know how to deal with adversity.

[WBDaddy]

Hitting anyone out of anger is exactly the wrong attitude.

[Personalias]

Fun thing about the research on child discipline. There is research backing the effectiveness of both sides of the discipline spectrum...if you do it right and hold steady and consistent. A college professor of mine put it best when he said "All of these methods work. It's just a matter of asking yourself, 'Am I ok with treating another human being like this'? and 'Would I be ok if I was treated this way?'. If the answer is yes, then go right ahead."

I was spanked as a child, and I don't begrudge my parents that. I can count on one hand how many times I was spanked. I can't say I didn't deserve punishment either. But I don't think I have it in me to spank a child. I'll have to find some other deterrent for my hypothetical children who may at some point exist.

As for the everybody's a winner culture that's developing, the problem at its core is that it does nothing to encourage improvement.

[puffybedwetter]

Who said anything about hitting out of anger?

nobody they just ran out of arguing points, so now they are bringing up child abuse.... only a matter of time before they bring up race and politics.

[Brudda Voodu]

The only appropriate application of violence is defense.

[puffybedwetter]

Violence differs from discipline.

[Lanthey]

You know why I plan to home school my children? Because of things like this and because sadly there are people in the world that think it's okay.

[Lanthey]

nobody they just ran out of arguing points, so now they are bringing up child abuse.... only a matter of time before they bring up race and politics.

[spark]

Just based on reading the article we don't know what the kid was doing.

[TBlazer]

Id argue kids suffer from delayed adolesence, and it has nothing to do with whether or not they were hit/humiliated as a child. My parents used spankings/slapping and humiliation as discipline, an it didnt do a damn thing for me. Making me afraid only drove me further away.

And yes, physical discipline is a result of adults who cant control their anger, and who probably think its ok because they were hit as a child.

Puffybedwetter, next time you think hitting children is ok, look at yourself while youre dressed in a soaking, dirty diaper covered in childish prints and ask yourself "would I wish this on my own child?" A lot of ABs link their fetish to child abuse, you should think about that.

[Lanthey]

And yes, physical discipline is a result of adults who cant control their anger, and who probably think its ok because they were hit as a child.

Puffybedwetter, next time you think hitting children is ok, look at yourself while youre dressed in a soaking, dirty diaper covered in childish prints and ask yourself "would I wish this on my own child?" A lot of ABs link their fetish to child abuse, you should think about that.

[WBDaddy]

And yes, physical discipline is a result of adults who cant control their anger...

[willnotwill]

Actually, those who strike their child in anger are probably saner.