Citizenship at School : School Discipline
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✎ Suggest a correctionProduced in the early 1920s, the film showcases progressive educational ideals of that era. It explores non-violent disciplinary methods in a school setting, emphasizing values such as:
Accountability: Students take responsibility for their actions, such as paying for damages (0:04:50 - 0:05:25).
Discussion and Dialogue: Rather than traditional physical punishment, issues are resolved through conversation and guidance.
Student Involvement: The film highlights the use of an advisory committee composed of students to help manage behavior and restore privileges through positive reinforcement and apology (0:08:59 - 0:11:15).
Accountability: Students take responsibility for their actions, such as paying for damages (0:04:50 - 0:05:25).
Discussion and Dialogue: Rather than traditional physical punishment, issues are resolved through conversation and guidance.
Student Involvement: The film highlights the use of an advisory committee composed of students to help manage behavior and restore privileges through positive reinforcement and apology (0:08:59 - 0:11:15).
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