Corporal punishment still used in many NM schools
February 23rd, 2010
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LOL why is this a problem? Spanking is firmly grounded in Pavlovian studies of behavioral conditioning. If done appropriately, It’s actually a fantastically efficient way to properly modify children’s behavior! I don’t see why anyone in the 21st century could possibly reject sound Pavlovian science like this.
Science rules!
watch?v=OtFpT5-dCCc
When will these idiots learn that we are on 2010, MODERN TIMES! NO MORE CORPORAL PUNISHMENT!!
paddling is NOT FAIR AT ALL, if i were a principal, i would give only detention and suspension