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Samoa Observer | A big difference between discipline and brutal

It is very common for people to mistake a brutal beating for discipline. It happens daily when the parents of a ‘cheeky’ child discipline him or her. This particular act involves punches, kicks, objects being thrown at a child, or the use of a stick or iron rod. It is nothing new because the chil.

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At some southern schools, paddling is still a tool for student discipline

At some southern schools, paddling is still a tool for student discipline
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The Barbershop and licks - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

HAZEL THOMPSON-AHYE MANY PEOPLE let the electronic media into their homes and, in the process, develop a warm relationship with the hosts of various talk shows. Some hosts can immediately identify their regular callers. The relationship between hosts and listeners is a wonderful one. One such programme is The Barbershop, which airs on Saturday mornings

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Samoa Observer | Student beating highlights flaws in education, legal

It has been a decade since the country banned corporal punishment. But the promotion and effecting of this archaic form of discipline continue behind the scenes in Samoa, especially in homes and within families as well as schools.A global movement to end violence against children, now known as En.

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Corporal punishment: For whose benefit? | By Khalil Ahmed Dogar

Corporal punishment: For whose benefit? | By Khalil Ahmed Dogar
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