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Re: Discipline in a health education classroom:push-ups vs p
Posted by Patrick on 2/05/08

    On 1/30/08, kate wrote:
    > As a future health education teacher i was wondering how
    > high school health teachers go about disciplining (for
    > tardiness, late assignments and other minor infractions)
    > their students. I know that with the increase in an
    > overweight youth and adolescents some health and PE
    > teachers are turning to a more "active" punishment such as
    > push-ups, crunches and other simple exercises. I was
    > wondering what the view on this form of discipline is in
    > compared to the traditional forms.


    I don't agree to making kids do exercises as punishment.
    Our society has enough trouble staying fit that we don't
    need them to have a negative outlook on exercise.
    Patrick

     
     

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