6 Unreasonable Punishment in the School Around The World
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VIVA – School is a place where children and teenagers can get education. They will meet and socialize with other people and teachers.
Most countries have mandatory formal education systems. In this system, it’s expected that students can improve their abilities through learning activities at school.
New Zealand School Jakarta
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In fact, there are some students who are difficult to work with. Sometimes, there are some students who are lazy, ignorant, cheating, or rebellious.
In Indonesia, most teachers are able to deal with this kind of student with a fair punishment, different from the following schools which are able to give unfair punishment.
1. Use the Protective Funnel
A teacher in Florida punishes students for using protective funnels to give a deterrent effect and embarrass them.
According to information, this law was given to eight naughty students. After the teacher's photo got viral on social media, the teacher was fired, after a few months, the teacher ended up getting another job as a teacher at another school.
2. Searched until Stripped Naked
An 8-year-old boy was searched and stripped naked at school after school administrators accused him of stealing money from other students but the money was found in the cafeteria.
Another boy in Texas was forced to strip naked and bathe in front of the school administrator as punishment for not keeping clean.
In another case, in 2003, a girl was searched and stripped naked after being suspected of carrying illegal drugs. However, she was not proven guilty and she took this incident to court.
3. Kneeling on the Peanuts
Kacang Tanah.
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Some time ago a photo went viral on social media showing the legs of a girl after being punished for kneeling on peanuts for a long time.
Worse, she was expelled from school for taking photos of the injuries she received. According to information, a similar incident happened to other students at the school, including kneeling on dry corn and kneeling on rice.