Can a teacher physically punish a student, as the question is asked, thank you

No, but if it's not too much, who cares.

I think that's wrong, because teachers are no longer allowed to physically punish students, and if there is really something wrong with verbal education, there is really no need to use this method.

It's wrong, teachers can't physically punish students from any point of view.

This kind of behavior is not right, because it is likely to lead to rebellious emotions in the student, which will also affect the child's physical and mental development, which is not the right way to educate.

I think it's right, there are no rules, there is no circle, as long as you pay attention to the scale.

Corporal punishment refers to the act of punishing or educating a person by punishing the body, especially causing pain.

According to the provisions of the People's Republic of China and the National Compulsory Education Law:

Article 29: Teachers shall treat students equally in education and teaching, pay attention to students' individual differences, teach students in accordance with their aptitude, and promote the full development of students. Teachers shall respect students' personality, must not discriminate against students, must not carry out corporal punishment, covert corporal punishment, or other acts that insult students' personal dignity, and must not infringe on students' lawful rights and interests.

According to the provisions of the People's Republic of China Liang Historical Search and the National Teachers Law:

Article 37: In any of the following circumstances, teachers are to be given administrative sanctions or dismissed by their schools, other educational establishments, or administrative departments for education.

deliberately failing to complete education and teaching tasks, causing losses to education and teaching work; corporal punishment of students, who do not change after education; Bad conduct, insulting students, and having a bad impact. In addition, if the teacher's corporal punishment of a student is serious and constitutes a minor injury, it may also constitute intentional injury under the Criminal Law, and will be subject to administrative punishment or criminal liability under the Public Security Administration Punishment Law.

I very much agree with this statement, no matter what the situation, the teacher can not physically punish the student, if the teacher can not use the method of education to make the student understand the mistakes they have made, it is a failure, so our current education is to use the way of acceptance to make students understand the mistakes they have made, and take the initiative to correct them.

Many people believe that the thunderbolt method is responsible for the bad students who repeatedly disrupt the teaching order and the mud cannot support the wall. There are also many who believe that a complete ban on corporal punishment is unrealistic. It can be seen that the concept of education has been deeply rooted for thousands of years.

However, the author believes that corporal punishment destroys the proper order of education, so how can we be responsible for students?

Sowing the seeds of disregard for rights and superstitious violence in the minds of minors will do more harm than good.

And, are the perpetrators of corporal punishment really as selfless as they claim to be, and are they so good for their students? Not necessarily. The simplest logic is that if you can't control the disobedient students, you won't be able to show your authority, and the team will be difficult to lead, that is, you will make an example of the monkeys.

Indoctrination requires a great deal of patience, but violence is simple and quick to achieve. Those who practice "corporal punishment is justified" are actually lazy to devote their efforts to education and sacrifice the physical and mental health of students, which is really not suitable for the education team.

If the teacher physically punishes me for being a child, I will calm down first and not deal with the problem emotionally. Then, I would do the following:

1.Communicate with the teacher: First of all, I will communicate with the teacher involved to understand the whole picture of the matter and understand the teacher's thoughts. At this point, be calm, polite, and objective, and don't carry any emotion.

2.Report to the school: If the communication does not solve the problem, I will report the matter to the school leadership.

When reporting issues to school leaders, I will prepare relevant evidence, such as the child's testimony, the teacher's record of behavior, **or**, etc., to ensure that I can express my opinions and opinions effectively.

3.Seek legal help: If the above measures do not solve the problem, I will seek legal help.

On the one hand, I will consult with legal professionals to understand the relevant regulations and procedures of the Belt and Arrest Law to ensure that I can protect the rights and interests of my children. On the other hand, I would consider whether I need to call the police or seek legal avenues to protect my child's physical and mental health and safety.

The above measures are to protect the physical and mental health and rights of children, as well as to maintain the school's educational discipline and moral standards. When dealing with problems, we must solve them in a timely and effective way to protect children's lives and growth.

The education department has repeatedly issued regulations prohibiting teachers from "corporal punishment" of students, and has also dealt with many teachers who "corporal punishment" students. What is puzzling is that "corporal punishment" of students still happens frequently, and from the teacher's point of view, there should be the following reasons:

1.It has to do with the character of the teacher. Some teachers are so vicious that they can't rub sand in their eyes, and when they see students who violate discipline or students who don't study seriously, they are angry in their hearts, so they want to teach students a few words and educate their children for their parents.

This kind of teacher often has a bad temper, and the slightest disdain or resistance from the student is likely to arouse the teacher's anger.

2.It has to do with the teacher's sense of responsibility. Teachers with a strong sense of responsibility are not happy when they see students who are blind to school discipline or do not pay attention to learning.

In order to prevent these students from influencing other students or infecting other students with bad habits, we are strict with lazy students, treat them harshly, and urge them to improve.

3.Hate iron does not make steel.

Some teachers treat students as their own children, hoping that all students will listen to their own words and that everyone will grow up to become talents, and they do not allow students to act willfully, do not allow students to make mistakes, do not allow students not to listen to classes, do not complete homework, and have a heart of hatred for students, so as to strictly discipline them.

4.Teachers for grades and honors.

The school has to evaluate teachers in each exam, and the test results are linked to the teacher's performance salary, and the test score is also related to the teacher's honor. Teachers will be recognized by the school and will be rewarded as they deserve, and the teacher must teach the results in order to evaluate the first and promote the evaluation, so the students are strictly managed and the students are strictly required to learn.

Corporal punishment of students is very effective in causing excessive harm to students, and the physical damage caused can be slowly healed, and the physical and mental damage caused is difficult to make up. In order for students to grow up healthily, I hope that when teachers deal with students who violate discipline, they should leave time for themselves to calm down, buffer the anger in their hearts, take a deep breath, breathe out, think twice before acting, and deal with problem students reasonably, modestly, and moderately, so that the phenomenon of "corporal punishment" of students will become less and less.