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Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by hopismo2000: 10:37pm On Dec 30, 2019 |
I have taught in schools for many years and if there is something that I have learnt it is that no one method is sufficient when dealing with a child. In extreme cases, caning may be needed.... for those that are clearly against beating.... They should realize the fact that students of nowadays are very intelligent.... I have a friend who always threaten his child that he would beat him if he misbehaves just to make him behave and it works until the child discovers that it's just an empty threat, this boy told his friends about his father's threat and how he knows that the father would never do such, I happened to hear the conversation and told the father, so when they got to where the father was the father just gave him a light beating . since then he understood that the father means business whenever he tells him to behave..... 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by streetfabulous: 10:40pm On Dec 30, 2019 |
Beautyaddy:I totally agree. Trying to divorce corruption and lawlessness from child upbringing doesn't hold water. If one claims to have disciplined his/her kid and the child ends up a corrupt leader, then I dare say that such form of discipline was ineffective, a failure and a waste of time. 1 Like |
Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by Lekison(m): 10:45pm On Dec 30, 2019 |
na we dey flog pass and na we still get dark mind pass....(common sense) 1 Like |
Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by prodigyevans(m): 10:48pm On Dec 30, 2019 |
socialmediaman: Prov 22:15..... Prov 23:13-14..... Prov 13:24..... Prov 29:15..... Prov 29:17..... Help yourself 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by thinkmoney(m): 10:50pm On Dec 30, 2019 |
GraGra247:give us alternatives please |
Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by aminusodiq(m): 11:05pm On Dec 30, 2019 |
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Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by NiCurious: 11:08pm On Dec 30, 2019 |
sprints1: My parents didn't flog me, but I know what blows feel like. And supposing they flogged me as a child, and I was against it now--wouldn't that speak volumes about how useless and ineffective I found it? I remember what worked, and why. First, teach children from a young age not to steal. (Teach them what stealing IS, as the very youngest will have no understanding...nor will they have empathy yet, to understand what it is like to be stolen from.) The child stole something? Take them to the person they stole from, make them apologize to them in front of you, and give the thing back. They can't give back money they stole? Make them work to earn it, then take them to give it back. Go ahead and scold them. Go ahead and take back any privileges until they make reparation. Give them unpleasant jobs that they normally take for granted that someone else will do. The temporary inconvenience of a flogging is nothing, compared to the prolonged discomfort of being "in trouble". The flogging can be endured, forgotten. Being in disgrace, not so much. 2 Likes |
Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by Beedude(m): 11:25pm On Dec 30, 2019 |
eduman365:And u think homosexuality and lack of respect is our major task to tackle? Or are we better morally and academically than the whites?. I believe all the Cultist, kidnappers, ritualist, agbero, olosho, militant, herds men, and boko haram in Nigeria were not canned when growing up? I'm an Educationist and haven't use a cane on anyone for more than 5yrs now. It is better to train a child with love than turning them to baboons with our archaic means of correction. No child is born an animal, they just need adequate protection, monitoring and be enlightened as they grow. 1 Like |
Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by Juliearth(f): 11:27pm On Dec 30, 2019 |
sprints1: I totally understand your standpoint, but I still maintain that flogging is not the way out. I know a three year old who is so much used to flogging that she doesn't see it as punishment. She rebels deliberately at that age just to get some strokes of the cane, after which she would run to my room for some cupcakes. Ditto, I am of the opinion that parents should apply a little bit psychology when it comes to retributive actions. Find out what interests the child and use that to make him straight. Carve out a reward system/ chart so much so that good deeds attract points and the opposite for bad deeds, have congress meetings monthly so your kids can fully express themselves without fear and you can do same. This should be a perfect avenue to discuss certain unruly behaviours of theirs and yet an avenue also, to commend the kids that are doing quite well on the chart. You may also want to have an official email, which would serve as a medium for venting in case your kids are shy not to be able to express themselves during congress meetings. |
Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by Nobody: 11:27pm On Dec 30, 2019 |
Beedude: Free world. |
Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by jefff455: 11:39pm On Dec 30, 2019 |
eduman365:wrong wrong wrong in Nigeria where children are so called discipline is where you have one of the highest rate of moral decadence prostitute's , drug addicts , highest rate of HIV infection The phrase, "spare the rod and spoil the child" is not a Christian phrase and is not in the Bible. That phrase actually comes from a narrative poem written in the 1600s titled "Hudibras" by Samuel Butler Flogging is old school and again in the so-called proverbs 23 that is being used to justify flogging And proverbs 13 is just an advice and not a proven law that works for all families or children 1 Like |
Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by NiCurious: 11:43pm On Dec 30, 2019 |
Reference: This above, that you say so well--maturity of mind is needed to be a parent. Raise the child up, don't beat him down. There's a big difference between the two. A comparison I like to use is a fruit tree: (as the twig is bent, so the branch grows). You plant a tree that you want to bear fruit. Do you water it, pull out the weeds around it, fertilize it, and train the branches to the direction you want them to grow? Or do you stick the tree in the ground and ignore it until a branch pokes you, then cut off the branch because it annoys you, and keep doing that until there are no branches left? |
Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by jefff455: 12:04am On Dec 31, 2019 |
Beautyaddy:he is very right 1 Like |
Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by Nobody: 12:07am On Dec 31, 2019 |
jefff455:okay sir... When you have yours, train them how you like. |
Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by NiCurious: 12:14am On Dec 31, 2019 |
hopismo2000: Have you thought in schools, or taught in schools? Are you indeed a teacher? For heaven's sake, rape and manslaughter are criminal issues, not for a teacher to deal with by caning! As for unseriousness…send the student out of class, with assignments still due, without her benefitting from the lectures...either she will fail because she is unserious, or beg to return to class because she is ready to become serious. Either way, the disruption in class will stop, and when she takes the decision to return...it will not be by force, but by the beginning of wisdom. |
Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by NiCurious: 12:21am On Dec 31, 2019 |
hopismo2000: It's the emptiness of the threat of discipline, that's the problem, whatever the threat happened to be. |
Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by Yakira(f): 12:56am On Dec 31, 2019 |
I don't know for y'all but I'm certain that if not for the flogging I received, my story would have been different . I beat my siblings when they do certain nonsense too , I think it works better in this part of the world... Well that aside, what matters most is understanding your children and doing what works for you and them . |
Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by Yakira(f): 1:03am On Dec 31, 2019 |
NiCurious: About sending the student out of the class, I've taught before so I have a lil bit of experience, some students are actually waiting and praying for you to send them out, even during my secondary school days, We had classmates that would be glad to be sent out especially when it was a class or a teacher everyone dreaded 1 Like |
Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by vivalavida(m): 1:07am On Dec 31, 2019 |
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Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by hush15: 1:15am On Dec 31, 2019 |
vickydankal: It's not just an African thing, it's same worldwide. However, we need to know that flogging is just one of the many disciplinary measures and it must be used purposefully. Not all offense warrants flogging but when it does, please do else your kids will never take you serious.... 1 Like |
Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by jefff455: 1:18am On Dec 31, 2019 |
eduman365:yes sir and who told you that I don't have 1 Like |
Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by hush15: 1:22am On Dec 31, 2019 |
streetfabulous: Corruption can be a end result of bad training but not all bad upbring can lead to a corrupt personality. Let's not forget that there is also the influence of learning environment, peer pressure, social influence, religious influence, political influence. The first school of every child is the parent and most parents in recent times are failing in their responsibilities, nonetheless, like the old saying goes, if you don't learn at home, you will learn from outside 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by redsun(m): 2:00am On Dec 31, 2019 |
Flogging or any form of abuse of a child is cruel, violent, primitive, irrational and retrogressive. The end result is usually childlike but functional adults that depend on some form of delusional beliefs to feel whole, as well as violent and irrational adults that can't think of no rational solutions to problems, helpless, like average Nigerian adults. Children copy the adults around them and the level of the adult's mentality, their level of rationality, creativity and general approach to life are what the children are going to emulate. No adaptable creature in the animal kingdom beats their offspring to teach them survival skills, not even lions. 1 Like |
Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by NiCurious: 2:06am On Dec 31, 2019 |
Yakira: Hmmm...some of that might be immaturity on the students' part, at least as far as a dreaded subject goes. Because it doesn't get easier to learn by not attending class. BUT, when the[i] teacher[/i] is the cause of students wishing to be sent out...that is counter productive! So much for instilling understanding or a desire to learn...in such a case, it sounds like the teacher is a discredit to the school, and should consider a different profession. Imagine paying school fees to support a teacher who by their actions, effectively discourages students from attending class! 1 Like |
Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by Jidebabs88(m): 4:27am On Dec 31, 2019 |
socialmediaman: This sounds good. Yet, I have a reasoning. A ROD is used for a SHEEP as u've well said, a SHEEP is a meek animal willing to accept & follow instructions but sometimes may want to go astray (remember Jesus' analogy of the lost sheep) but a SHEPHERD uses it's ROD TO CORRECT such sheep. Prov. 22:15. In my own thoughts, as much as rod is to guide, yet rod is used as a 'corrective measure' that the child (sheep) might not turn to a goat. Spank sometimes with a good reason at heart & not out of ur weak state of anger. Thanks. |
Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by m140(m): 4:36am On Dec 31, 2019 |
GraGra247:Tell us |
Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by m140(m): 4:36am On Dec 31, 2019 |
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Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by m140(m): 4:38am On Dec 31, 2019 |
socialmediaman:Things they spoil you dey twist talk |
Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by m140(m): 4:41am On Dec 31, 2019 |
xpmode:Nice one |
Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by m140(m): 4:41am On Dec 31, 2019 |
punisha:Good one |
Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by m140(m): 4:44am On Dec 31, 2019 |
Beautyaddy:Arindin |
Re: Do You Consider Flogging An Effective Way Of Discipline? What's The Alternative? by Midas01: 4:45am On Dec 31, 2019 |
So Japan, South Korea, Singapore, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Scandavia and most of eastern Europe etc are third world countries? KingAzubuike: |
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