Badly behaved, you fail.

[Hagar]

Italy brings back a law originally proposed by Benito Mussolini where high school students fail the year for aggression and bad behaviour to teaching staff.

Italy revives policy of failing badly behaved pupils to ‘bring back respect’

‘Grades for conduct’, similar to a law introduced by Mussolini, aims to tackle rising aggression towards teachers

www.theguardian.com

 

[Derek W]

oh mia dea!

 

[imtoooldforthis]

i get the impression the types of students to terrorise teachers aren’t typically the types to give a toss about failing the year

 

[Participant]

Works for me. Disruptive school kids stop nice kids learning.

 

[[FnG]magnolia]

Stop bright kids or nice kids learning?

 

[Diddums]

Works for me. Disruptive school kids stop nice kids learning.

A whole generation of retards exists because of me

 

[Participant]

A whole generation of retards exists because of me

Do you mean your offspring?

 

[SPG]

Good kids get to go to a bunga bunga party....

It pays to behave.

 

[Hagar]

We just got thrashed and told not to do it again.

 

[[FnG]magnolia]

We just got thrashed and told not to do it again.

If only it had built moral fibre or a conversation worth sharing

 

[hood1971]

The system of exclusion which is widely prevalent in the UK as well just leads to an underclass. What could go wrong by making sure kids with behavioural problems also have no work skills?

 

[Hagar]

If only it had built moral fibre or a conversation worth sharing

Like a comparison between a thin whippy cane flexible enough to pass across your bottom without appreciable deceleration or something a bit sturdier that lands with a solid thunk.

Both left a weal unbroken by and large that disappeared over several days but the recipient could feel it as he sat for several days more,

 

[Richie]

We just got thrashed and told not to do it again.

Yeah, the good old days... Like being able to slap the arse of the fit secretary at the copier machine, amiright?

 

[danoliver1]

What a mistaka to maka!

 

[[FnG]magnolia]

Like a comparison between a thin whippy cane flexible enough to pass across your bottom without appreciable deceleration or something a bit sturdier that lands with a solid thunk.

Both left a weal unbroken by and large that disappeared over several days but the recipient could feel it as he sat for several days more,

Fifty Shades of Hagar is available n all good retailers soon.

 

[Chuk_Chuk]

i get the impression the types of students to terrorise teachers aren’t typically the types to give a toss about failing the year

But the embarrassment of sitting in a class with kids 2 years younger than them will make them care.

 

[D.P.]

The system of exclusion which is widely prevalent in the UK as well just leads to an underclass. What could go wrong by making sure kids with behavioural problems also have no work skills?

Exactly, a horrendous regressive policy that will do absolutely nothing to solve the situation but will add to society problems.

Exactly what you expect from the far right. short sighted simplistic approach that completely fails to understand the cause

 

[D.P.]

But the embarrassment of sitting in a class with kids 2 years younger than them will make them care.

And at that point there is nothing they can do to resolve that and there will just be an even greater disdain for teachers and schooling.

 

[Chuk_Chuk]

And at that point there is nothing they can do to resolve that and there will just be an even greater disdain for teachers and schooling.

Except there is something they can do. Just behave. And they can move along.

 

[Blackjack Davy]

oh mia dea!

Mea culpa?