Have a breaking news topic or would like the latest discussion topics useful, on-topic post? This is the forum for you. 27 Minutes ago: 1 September 2011 23: 02 http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2...-force-schools would that Gove subside, the rules for the use of physical restraint/violence at school...  

Hmmm, one not too sure on this, unless it is regulated, you can do something good.

Although I that it find funny that they think that a soldier could be better than a teacher teach... still may be some jobs for the poor lawn ready they redundant made...

Any thoughts?

If we say "Force", we don't talk about beating or corporal punishment (as far as I know anyway), what we are talking about is reluctance. Nothing more. Read this article, I was collected what teachers can retain more students, although a little more than that could be due to the to make it theoretically easier for less regulation.

Also, we what think about the introduction of more male teachers in primary schools?

Last edited by TheHistoryStudent; Before 23: 14: 15 minutes. 23 Minutes ago: 1 September 2011 23: 06 Re: Gove would let up, the rules for the use of physical restraint/violence at school... Good.

It should be more discipline in schools.

10 Minutes ago: 1 September 2011 23: 18 Re: Gove would let up, the rules for the use of physical restraint/violence at school... Michael Gove is a loony. He is hell bent to destroy the reputation of teaching and turned it into an on-the-job training for ex-soldiers and his rich friends - the only ones, the links that can afford the training.

All he does is incredibly wrong and stupid. He has to create no qualifications to education policy. He knows nothing about teaching or education at all. It is a very typical Tory "Jobs for the young" idea, and they have a Blubbering buffoon, to get the job done. He must be released immediately.

10 Minutes ago: 1 September 2011 23: 19 Re: Gove would let up, the rules for the use of physical restraint/violence at school...
Damn straight, now they must again from the traditional curriculum and teach children morality and discipline again.

Edit: I got back just read what I wrote, and I sound like a pensioner: |

Last edited by the Dark Lord; 5 Hours at 23: 24. 6 minutes ago: 1 September 2011 23: 23 Re: Gove would let up, the rules for the use of physical restraint/violence at school... Michael Gove is a loony. He is hell bent to destroy the reputation of teaching and turned it into an on-the-job training for ex-soldiers and his rich friends - the only ones, the links that can afford the training.

All he does is incredibly wrong and stupid. He has to create no qualifications to education policy. He knows nothing about teaching or education at all. It is a very typical Tory "Jobs for the young" idea, and they have a Blubbering buffoon, to get the job done. He must be released immediately.

Oh yes, can leave as it is.

My school while I was there
StabbedClassrooms Baricadded widely used two people to ConstantlyTeachers AssaultedDrugs, bind all ClassesConstant DisruptionOn website policy Sun with KnivesAssault and gang attacks CommonKid to a tree by his tie
Yes, nothing needs to be done of course. Gove is full of Unsinn, but if it was discipline in the school, which none of this happens, that's for sure. I have old people tell me.

What needs to be done is that children need to learn, they are nothing special.... clearly, they are only human and will be treated with respect if they respect others, otherwise they get a BEAT DOWN

I had a lesson where children actually heard and my teacher was ex army. ArmyteacherLAD. Respectedforeverandalways mate.

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