Published by Matthew K. Tabor March 13th, 2007 in Teaching
From an interview I conducted with a successful college graduate about his discipline issues in primary school:
In 4th grade I strangled a kid for spelling a word wrong and causing us to lose a team spelling bee.
He learned from his mistake and has a good sense of humor about it now. He’s currently a proponent of respectful discipline and authority in public education, in part because of how effectively his own transgressions were dealt with - by a concerted effort from his parents, teachers and the administration - when he was a student.
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