(School discipline) Newspaper article assistance.

[Robotkiller]

I've got a story due tomorrow on:

School discipline -What works and what doesn't.

Now, I figured that this was a broad and generic enough topic that outside help could be given.

The article is an ED-OP (Editorial opinion) piece, which means it's largely opinions mounded upon intelligent observations and I have to report on what I believe to be good punishments and how school discipline should be carried out.

So far my ideas to report upon include, but are by no means limited to:

- Teachers maintaining a personal role in the student punishment process. Is a good or bad thing?

- The ineffectiveness of corporeal punishment (Any links to studies or such proving this point would be greatly appreciated by me).


Any help you can offer or more ideas on what I should report upon would be greatly appreciated. I'll try to compensate those who help me in my hour of need.

Edit: I've finished my project, no thanks to you jerks:mad

[analyticalkeys]

You can write about how detention just gives the kids a day off from school and doesn't really encourage good behavior.

[Robotkiller]

I actually intend to touch upon that. Thanks.

Edit: I've finished my project, no thanks to you jerks:mad