I recently watched both versions side by side and had a thought which I realize I should have had earlier. In both versions Ms. Collins/Desjardin gets slap happy with her students. Last I checked, laying your hands on a student is like really really illegal. Like career-ending illegal. If this were to happen in real life, wouldn't she have been fired with extreme prejudice?
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In the 70s, corporal punishment was legal. One of my grade school teachers thumped kids with a dictionary, and a junior high teacher bopper kids with the gemstone on his class ring.
As a teacher in the early 80s, I had a paddle in my classroom.
The 70s teacher might have received an oral reprimand, but that would be it.
In my country , teachers still practice these old methods . But the problem is that most of parents allowed teachers to execute physical punishment beleiving that is a right way to educate . Fortunatly , nowadays people start to be aware about the effects of those bad habits inside the kids . But this phenomene still hasn't disappear completly yet
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I don't care about a troll who doesn't pay for his opinion telling me how to review movies.