The implementation of educational punishment should follow the following principles: 1. Rationality and fairness: Disciplinary measures must be reasonable, conform to the nature and severity of violations, and treat all students fairly. 2. Clear purpose: The purpose of punishment should be to educate and correct students' wrong behavior, and urge students to reflect and correct, rather than simply punish. 3. Moderation and protection of children's rights and interests: disciplinary measures should be moderate to avoid psychological and physical harm caused by excessive punishment and protect children's rights and dignity. 4. Combination of education and care: Teachers should give care and support while imposing punishment, and help students understand their mistakes and actively correct them. 5. Transparency and participation: disciplinary decision-making should be transparent, and students and parents have the right to participate in the discussion and decision-making process to increase fairness and credibility.