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ReportsWhy Corporal Punishment is bannedPublication year: 
2000
English
Format: 
PDF
Publisher: 
Department of Education, Pretoria
This booklet attempts to help educators to find constructive ways of building a culture of discipline among learners – ways which will not only help them move towards a more peaceful and tolerant society, but which will help instill self-discipline in learners and encourage them to realise their academic potential and become mature and independently thinking adults. The booklet is divided into three parts;

Part One: Why corporal punishment is banned; Part Two: Alternatives to corporal punishment in the classroom; Part Three: Disciplinary measures and procedures.
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Why Corporal Punishment is banned
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Publisher
Department of Education, Pretoria
Format
PDF
Content type
Reports
Country
South Africa
Region
Southern Africa
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Keywords
Corporal punishmentDiscriminationEducationPhysical and humiliating punishment (PHP)Schools
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