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Newspaper Article
Plain caning can pave way for healthy learning
1995
Overview
THE basic aim of corporal punishment, in the context of school discipline, is primarily to instil in students the awareness that committing or repeating undesirable actions, misbehaviour, disobedience and the like will bring them pain. It is also to serve as a deterrent. Inflicting temporary pain purely for correctional purposes can hardly be described as violence or physical abuse. Abuse is only when the punishment causes lingering trauma and adverse psychological effects. Judiciously exercised corporal punishment (carried out under strict guidelines, care, manner and, above all, with affection, compassion and the best interest of the recipient) is likely to serve as a deterrent against committing or repeating \"punishable wrongdoings\", thus paving the way for a healthy learning environment.
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The New Straits Times Press (M) Berhad
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