The deterrent power of education
Supporters believe that moderate corporal punishment can make children pay more attention to discipline because pain or discomfort can alert them.
Behavior containment
Corporal punishment can effectively prevent misconduct, because it clearly tells children that such behavior is unacceptable.
Historical inheritance
Many people think that corporal punishment has been a way of education since ancient times, so it may be effective for many children.
Potential injury
Opponents believe that corporal punishment may make children feel inferior, afraid, angry or rebellious. Severe corporal punishment may also lead to psychological problems in children.
alternative
There are many other ways to teach children to observe discipline, such as reward system, positive motivation, communication and so on. These methods may be more effective and reduce the adverse effects on children.
Changes in social concepts
With the progress of social concept, more and more people oppose corporal punishment education, thinking that corporal punishment may harm children's self-esteem and mental health.
Values and beliefs
Generally speaking, whether to support moderate corporal punishment education depends on individual values and beliefs. Educators need to find ways to achieve educational goals while respecting children's physical and mental development needs.