Re: The dynamic of group punishment

[Margaret Davis <margd@FLASH.NET>]

that's a great idea Scott.  i'll be sure to remember that idea for monday.
wonder if i should ask them if they are suggesting i make my children, as a
group, run laps or better yet read books as punishment for the oldest one
not cleaning his room?

Margaret
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Scott Hays" <shays@TELIS.ORG>
To: <ARN-L@LISTS.CUA.EDU>
Sent: Saturday, February 16, 2002 1:05 PM
Subject: Re: The dynamic of group punishment


> Margaret
>
> Just a thought from someone new to this list ...
>
> ... offer an alternative to group punishment for the irresponsible
> strew-age of personal belongings that middle school students seem
> universally unable to control (the original cause for the mass
> lap-running).  At our school, we send a letter home to families, post
signs
> across campus and make announcements in every classroom that misplaced
> personal belongings from Lost and Found will be hung across campus on
> (insert date) for students to reclaim.  Any personal objects left AFTER
> that date are donated to a local charity.
>
> There's the win-win solution someone offered earlier.
>
>
>
> >Corporal Punishment is still legal in this here state - come on down for
a
> >good dose of whupass....  even think we still be holdin the record for
> >capital punishment too... they're big on that sort of stuff y'know...
> >
> >margaret
>
> Scott Hays
>
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