Private school punishment room tickling

The idea of ??private school punishment chambers being tickled is wrong.

First of all, tickling is a punishment method for a certain time period or region, not a criminal law.

In addition, students cannot be punished by tickling. Because tickling is also a form of corporal punishment. Corporal punishment of students is not allowed.

Disguised corporal punishment refers to using other forms of corporal punishment other than the above-mentioned corporal punishment methods to punish students. Disguised corporal punishment will also insult students' personality and hurt their souls. Its forms can be summarized as follows:

1. Penalty copying: abnormal homework, compulsory penalty for excessive homework. (The specific number of homework assignments can generally be defined as follows: penalty for copying words, laws, etc. more than five times; poetry, rules, etc. more than twice, and text more than once.)

2. Fines: regardless of the number or form how.

3. Make them do duty or make them clean for several consecutive days.

4. Students are punished corporally on the grounds of practice, such as running, kneeling, squatting, etc.

5. Expelling students from the classroom without handling them in time.

6. Insult students, ridicule students.

7. Knock the pointer and throw things.

8. Suspend classes or stop students from participating in all activities without the consent of the leaders.

Tips for dealing with student problems:

1. Maintain your mentality. You must maintain your mentality at all times. Anger will make people lose their minds.

2. Ensure academic affairs and do not take up class time to deal with problems. This will reduce the study time of innocent students.

3. Keep smiling, you look ugly when you are angry, keep your image good. Before dealing with students, you can give students psychological pressure with a malicious smile. After handling the students, you can express your satisfaction with the measures with a satisfied smile. After students admit their mistakes, they can express support with a smile of approval.

4. Distinguish right from wrong. If a student makes a mistake that only affects the student himself, he or she can be punished privately. If it affects other students, you can be punished publicly. Sometimes, teachers may misunderstand students' actions and must ask for specific reasons. Do not judge others by yourself and cause harm.

5. If there is no good way to deal with it, treat it coldly.