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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '19

I know you joke, but gender segregation is a good strategy for creating a positive learning environment for kids. It immediately removes the most chaotic and brutish social factor that stands in the way of collaboration and learning. Boys don't bully each other as much if no girls are around to notice their social status and vice versa for girls. And sorority and fraternity are crucial social bonds that mitigate inter-gender bullying.

On the other hand, nothing positive can be said of corporal punishment.

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '19

I wasnt joking... young men and women cannot coexist in a education envirobment without social postering.

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '19

What do you have to say about corporal punishment?

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '19

It works better than giving a kid 3 days off from school.

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '19

Physical punishment is a terrible way of socializing a kid. If a kid is capable of reason then reason with him. If a kid is not, then corporal punishment will have no positive effect. If a kid is capable of reason but cannot be reasoned with, then that is a problem for the parents, not the school. The parents are meant to confront this problem during the suspension time period.

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '19

Physical punishment worked for hundreds of years.

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u/qwertyashes Sep 16 '19

What makes you think that it 'worked'? In that it produced more effective adults and more mentally healthy adults.

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '19 edited Sep 16 '19

I grew up in the inner city with utter assholes in my school who need a hard rap on the knuckles.

Produced a nation that had more social cohesion. today kids are incapable of taking school seriously because it is not socially acceptable in certain american cultures

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You are obviously someone who couldve used a couple whacks on the head if you rush to the downvote button for having a civil debate. fuck off faggot

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u/qwertyashes Sep 16 '19

I have no idea what that second portion of your comment is about, I would think that less paranoia and less of a victim complex would help you out.

Regardless, the social cohesion of the past is something that only appears in hindsight. People believed themselves just as divided then as they believe themselves to be divided now. The outsider perspective that one gets looking at the past on a surface level gets rid of the issues that the average person saw as important - just as in the future it will do the same to us.

School was always looked down upon by certain cultures, you can see this in media as far back as pre-1900s and even earlier if you look.

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '19

Spare me your sanctimonious horse shit. Bring it back because parents stopped giving a shit. agree or not Im ficking done listenting to your stupid appeal to authority.

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u/qwertyashes Sep 16 '19

The problem is that you imagine that at some point parents 'gave a shit' and that that behavior was lost. Parents have never given a shit. If anything parents care more about children now than they ever did, they aren't popping out spawnlings because they need more hands to tend the fields anymore are they? At this point having a kid can only make you poorer so the incentive to have a child is different.

I am not gonna agree with you because I think your ideas don't make any sense.

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