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Out Discipline

‘Out’-discipline! “Teacher, beaten by student.” “Student stabs another in squabble.” “Teachers found without Lesson Plan.” “Noise level unbearable.” Unfortunately, these would only be a few of the sordid headlines; To duly ‘captivate’ readers, if every school had its own newsletter. The very fabric of our beloved society has become deteriorated; Because our homes and schools have failed to function effectively. The consequences of this failure are dramatic and far-reaching. Therefore, immediate redress for this chaos, we should be seeking, Teachers frequently liming; the nation’s youths, we not educating. Usually unprepared: for work, at work; and, not completing work. The students are not: studying, doing home-work, nor assignments. All busy; yet, finding time for gambling, hustling, surfing ****, etc... The school surroundings depicting ‘pollution party;’ absolutely nasty. Manners no longer, “maketh man...” nor woman, much-less children. This is every school’s catastrophe; total, complete, present-day anomie. Bending/breaking rules, norms, morals or ethics - ‘perfect’ indiscipline. Indiscipline! Everyone fed-up: teachers, students; even the parents. Who is now responsible? Corrective measures must make statements. ‘Heads must roll’ for incompetence; ‘butts should burn’ for laziness. Neither students nor teachers must be ‘late for school,’ or ‘bussing a lime’. Punishment must definitely be meted out for disrespect to teachers. Actions must be taken for insubordination, and also for instigation. Indiscipline must be addressed immediately and harshly, to redress... We fed-up! We taking absolutely drastic measures to ‘iron-out’ this mess. End By: Dion Penville

Copyright © | Year Posted 2017




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