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Viking Chat => Off Topic => Topic started by: not on facebook on June 18, 2017, 08:33:17 pm
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Iam sure that it got outlawed back in 1982 ,but Iam sure somebody will correct me.
1982 was just after I left St. Peter's high .
I be honest and put me hands up or out and addmit that i have been given the cane and well deserved when I think about it.
I did not enjoy it and was never in a rush to return for anymore,but overtime I was back in for more.
Suppose there are more than enough on here that passed throu school back then without ever getting the cane ,which adds weight to my question >
What harm did it do in taking it away?
I will put it too the VSC kangaroo hanging court that it's done far more harm than good taking away the cane from our schools .
I have yet to read or hear that some fcuker went on to be a total outcast in society due to be given the cane too much at school or whatever other form of backhand treatment served during school.
Bring it back I say by the bucket load ,looking at the state of all our schools today .
If I had the choice of where I could send my kids to a school that was able to give out such punishment after conversing with me first I would have no issues.
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I have drawn up a list in my head of who would be for or against such a school.
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Bring back the cane everyday of the week, kids today are like they are because they know they can't be touched
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Filo it's not just the kids today thou is it ,as you would have to deal with the screaming parents aswell.
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I got caned,slippered, hit with the board ruler or whatever in my first year at Oswin Ave.
One teacher had a riding crop and the science teacher us a two foot long piece of rubber pipe.
I didn't enjoy it but it didn't do me any harm.
All pupils took the punishment generally without moaning or telling their parents.
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I got caned,slippered, hit with the board ruler or whatever in my first year at Oswin Ave.
One teacher had a riding crop and the science teacher us a two foot long piece of rubber pipe.
I didn't enjoy it but it didn't do me any harm.
All pupils took the punishment generally without moaning or telling their parents.
If you told your parents the chances are you'd cop it again
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Exactly. I was daft enough to get punished for silly things but not daft enough to risk any extra.
I knew that I wouldn't get any sympathy anyway.
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Why was the cane banned as I don't ever recall reading about any pupil seriously getting injured from the cane .
I recall getting picked up by my whatever side burns I had onto my tip toes by a games teacher after I did whatever .
The fact that I recall having it done to me but I can't recall what for says it all I guess .
I do recall the massive shout of 'YOU BOY ' before he lifted me up to my tip toes .
When I hear about the shit that teachers go throu today they must have non breaking points as I certianly would have picked up
Numerous little t**ts girls/Boys today by the sideburns without twitching a eye lid.
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Bringing back the cane is pointless.
It did no good.
I got it a few times at Percy's.
All it did was impress your mates and made you more popular with the girls.
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To many power happy teachers and perverts around, not sure violence helps anyway
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I got dragged by the sideburns too. God that hurt.
Worst though was when Mr Brooks caught me scratching summat into a desk. He whacked me round the head, knocking me off my chair. I banged my head on the floor. I swear I was seeing stars for the rest of the day.
Christ if that happened now he'd be locked up.
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I had a Geography teacher who used to " Toby-Knock " anyone who missed behaved. A Toby - Knock was a clenched fist with the middle finger slightly raised, he hit you on top of the head. About a 20 or so years later he was in my local giving off about something that I'm involved in and made a nasty/uniformed comment. I was no longer a 14 year old school boy and he nearly shit himself as I pinned him to the bench seat by pushing the table towards him.
So step forward the owner of the antiques shop at Dunham on Trent.
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Cane or slipper?
I had both in my school days.
The cane hurt the most but in reality, as others have said, it made you not want to go back for more so from a disciplinary aspect it worked.
No lasting effects either.
Someone else mentioned a riding crop, i have since had some of that but that isn't for discussion on here.
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Punishing kids like this doesn't work, it's all bollox. How many kids were caned or slippered more than once? From my memory loads of them. It was almost always the same kids over and over again. This seems to clearly suggest that it's no deterrent at all.
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In the first post NoF says "I did not enjoy it and was never in a rush to return for anymore,but overtime I was back in for more." I'm too young to have experienced it but doesn't sound like it was that effective to me.
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The cane should stay in history along with public flogging, the stocks and lunatic asylums.
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In the first post NoF says "I did not enjoy it and was never in a rush to return for anymore,but overtime I was back in for more." I'm too young to have experienced it but doesn't sound like it was that effective to me.
I got the cane 4 times when I was at St. Peter's high school ,from year one to my final year.
3 times i agree that I deserved it ,and one time where this day I still think WTF how did I get the cane for that > I was miming the Latin singing that we was doing in HTA < head teachers assembly .
The song went > Avay Avay Avay Maria > fcuking Catholics
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I'm against it purely because it doesn't seem to have made any difference judging by the amount of people who've told me they got it telling me they got it regularly...
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There was the kids that seemed to be up there all the time getting the cane ,but the question that needs to be asked how many pupils did the cane keep in check.
I would say me for starters .
One thing is for certian you did not have the lightweight parents comming down to the school screaming blue murder if they found out that their kid got the cane .
Most dads back then would have shown no pitty on you at all and mire than likely dished some more punishment onto you.
I never told my parents that I got the cane because I knew I had done wrong
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I think teachers do need stronger powers to discipline - what powers exactly, I don't know - but I don't think the answer is beatings.
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Talking during a lesson meant the cane even it was a couple of whispered words. How many kids did that keep quiet?
Sloppy work or not doing homework, that could mean the cane.
How many improved their work and getting it in on time.
Fighting in the playground.
My mate didn't fancy running for the school team, he invented a job at the co-op in Hexthorpe as an excuse. The games master rung them up and next day he got three of the best for telling lies.
One day in games we ran to Hexthorpe flats. We were told to run across an open space to the far side and round a tree to come back. After the faster runners had gone round a few started doubling back before the tree. The games master was some distance away out of sight watching fron the railway bridge.
When we got back all those who hadn't completed the full course got the slipper.
The one thing pupils did have was respect in those days.
If not for the teacher, respect for the position.
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I think teachers do need stronger powers to discipline - what powers exactly, I don't know - but I don't think the answer is beatings.
Getting the cane could of really be classed as a beating redj ,it was never that brutal.
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Talking during a lesson meant the cane even it was a couple of whispered words. How many kids did that keep quiet?
Sloppy work or not doing homework, that could mean the cane.
How many improved their work and getting it in on time.
Fighting in the playground.
My mate didn't fancy running for the school team, he invented a job at the co-op in Hexthorpe as an excuse. The games master rung them up and next day he got three of the best for telling lies.
One day in games we ran to Hexthorpe flats. We were told to run across an open space to the far side and round a tree to come back. After the faster runners had gone round a few started doubling back before the tree. The games master was some distance away out of sight watching fron the railway bridge.
When we got back all those who hadn't completed the full course got the slipper.
The one thing pupils did have was respect in those days.
If not for the teacher, respect for the position.
You have hit the nail on the head with them four words ' respect in those days'
Iam getting info from a mate who's daughter goes to a school in downtown oslo and it seems that there are some right problem kids in her class.
They bascially are telling the teacher to fcuk off whilst in class ffs.then there is a mess as poor teacher try's to get the class back,in order and it's my mates daughter who is well behaved and don't break rules who is missing teaching time.
You can see where this is going
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I got the Dunlop Green Flash across my arse from one teacher in primary school, in front of the whole class. After that, I often teetered on the line between mischievousness and full blown misbehaviour, but I knew where that line was and I didn't cross it
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So what happens to a pupil who has stepped over the said line today .
They can't get the cane or a Dunlop green flash across their backsides ,a sideburns tug or blackboard rubber launched at them .
Can the teacher shout at them I ask?
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mmmm, maybe not NOF, that would probably be classed as verbal assault by the human rights lot.
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I could be wrong here but if a pupil is allways crossing that line today and been destructive woulc I be correct in saying that said bratt will be taken out of the school ?
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The physical punishment or beating of a child by a school or teacher is fundamentally disgusting. It's absolutely laughable that anyone would call for it to be reintroduced.
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I think teachers do need stronger powers to discipline - what powers exactly, I don't know - but I don't think the answer is beatings.
Getting the cane could of really be classed as a beating redj ,it was never that brutal.
beating
ˈbiːtɪŋ/Submit
noun
1.
a punishment or assault in which the victim is hit repeatedly.
And it sounds to me like people were hit more than one time with the cane. So, it is a beating.
So what happens to a pupil who has stepped over the said line today .
They can't get the cane or a Dunlop green flash across their backsides ,a sideburns tug or blackboard rubber launched at them .
Can the teacher shout at them I ask?
Yes obviously teachers are allowed to shout, which is something I agree with, despite being a supposed member of the "human rights lot".
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I think teachers do need stronger powers to discipline - what powers exactly, I don't know - but I don't think the answer is beatings.
Getting the cane could of really be classed as a beating redj ,it was never that brutal.
beating
ˈbiːtɪŋ/Submit
noun
1.
a punishment or assault in which the victim is hit repeatedly.
And it sounds to me like people were hit more than one time with the cane. So, it is a beating.
So what happens to a pupil who has stepped over the said line today .
They can't get the cane or a Dunlop green flash across their backsides ,a sideburns tug or blackboard rubber launched at them .
Can the teacher shout at them I ask?
Yes obviously teachers are allowed to shout, which is something I agree with, despite being a supposed member of the "human rights lot".
When you get a beating you have no choice as the kicks and punches just rain down on you > that's a beating.
When you got the cane ,you knew why you was getting it and you had to place your arm out in acceptance that you was going to get the cane.
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I think teachers do need stronger powers to discipline - what powers exactly, I don't know - but I don't think the answer is beatings.
Getting the cane could of really be classed as a beating redj ,it was never that brutal.
beating
ˈbiːtɪŋ/Submit
noun
1.
a punishment or assault in which the victim is hit repeatedly.
And it sounds to me like people were hit more than one time with the cane. So, it is a beating.
So what happens to a pupil who has stepped over the said line today .
They can't get the cane or a Dunlop green flash across their backsides ,a sideburns tug or blackboard rubber launched at them .
Can the teacher shout at them I ask?
Yes obviously teachers are allowed to shout, which is something I agree with, despite being a supposed member of the "human rights lot".
When you get a beating you have no choice as the kicks and punches just rain down on you > that's a beating.
When you got the cane ,you knew why you was getting it and you had to place your arm out in acceptance that you was going to get the cane.
Semantics.
Of the empirical research into the "benefits" of physical punitive measures in response to criminality or rule-breaking, you'll struggle to find much, if anything at all, which substantiates the opinion that the physical punishment of school children or rule-breakers achieves anything.
Further, the past decade or so has seen significant numbers of historical cases of child sexual abuse come to light with a number of these having taken place in faith or boarding schools. I've no doubt that offending of this nature is currently on-going. While I'm digressing from the original point somewhat, allowing an environment to exist in which children can be physically hit or beaten as a means of control would be simply horrifying and would possess the potential to be hugely damaging to vulnerable children.
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I got the cane plenty of times... I remember this one teacher,, Mr Richardson,, chemistry teacher right boring old fella who was straight laced as they come,, used to give it out regularly and take delight in it. Think most of us were scared stiff of his lessons but he still used to find reasons to use it on you and it wasn't always just once either...
Don;t think a parent of anyone in my class ever raced down to school to have a go at him about it which tells you a lot..
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I taught in a Tottenham secondary school for 13 years including when the Broadwater Farm riots were on. I also did the same amount of time in Bramley Leeds - not the easiest area - and never hit a kid once. If you are honest and decent with anyone of any age, colour or creed that is how you get their respect. You do not get it by using a big stick. Children who are beaten often do the same to their children unfortunately and the whole sorry tale just goes on and on.
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Here's a quote for you nof
“To the man who only has a hammer, everything he encounters begins to look like a nail.”
― Abraham H. Maslow
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Here's a quote for you nof
“To the man who only has a hammer, everything he encounters begins to look like a nail.”
― Abraham H. Maslow
I will raise you with my quote > hard as nails easy to hammer in
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Got both from the age of 8/9 before that it was the ruler on my hands .
Ruler, slipper, cane can take it all if you're from Donny ;). Hated that damn Ruler oh and blackboard rubber the meanest of all if on target ( it usually was ! )
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Got both from the age of 8/9 before that it was the ruler on my hands .
Ruler, slipper, cane can take it all if you're from Donny ;). Hated that damn Ruler oh and blackboard rubber the meanest of all if on target ( it usually was ! )
Slipper used to be an absolute fcuker when you got it round back of the head.. Mrs higgins weapon of choice before she took early retirement ( I think).