Titlebook: Corporal Punishment in U.S. Public Schools; Legal Precedents, Cu Elizabeth T. Gershoff,Kelly M. Purtell,Igor Holas Book 2015 Springer Natur

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Policy Analysis: School Corporal Punishment Bans and Juvenile Crime,ncrease in the incidence of student aggressive and delinquent behavior problems (Dubanoski et al. in Child abuse and neglect 7:271–278, 1983; Hyman in Reading, writing, and the hickory stick: The appalling story of physical and psychological abuse in American schools. Lexington Books, Lexington, MA, 1990).

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Violence in schools has long been a primary concern of school administrators, parents, and students themselves. While school-shootings are the most publicized type of school violence, low level violence that occurs between students in the form of bullying or physical fights in schools is much more common.

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Chya-Yan Liaw,Jorge Pereyra,Murat GuvendirenAlthough there is very little information on the prevalence of school corporal punishment in the published research literature, the federal government has been collecting information about school corporal punishment for several decades.

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Jessica Weber,Juliane Biehl,Johann K?ppelAny law that bans corporal punishment would need to be accompanied by efforts to inform the public about the law and to educate them about positive discipline and other non-violent methods of correcting children’s misbehavior (Global Initiative in Prohibiting corporal punishment of children: a guide to legal reform and other measures, 2009).

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The Legal Basis for School Corporal Punishment,Corporal punishment has been documented as a part of the education of children around the world as far back as ancient Greece (Pate and Gould in Corporal Punishment around the World. Praeger, Santa Barbara, 2012).

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