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But I’m sure most schools stopped it by the early/mid eighties. My grandparents got it, but I’m sure my Parents avoided it. And of course my generation never had to deal with corporal punishment.
Do you think was a factor in the attitude of people in society? Did removing that fear of physical harm allow millions of pupils to act differently and become bolder in their rebellion against the teachers?
Was this a key step in the decline of our culture? Or was it the right decision? I know you could argue either way but overall is what I’m looking to judge this upon.
I just wanted to bring this highly under-researched issue to your attention.
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