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Download full textMakhasane, Sekitla Daniel; Chikoko, Vitallis – South African Journal of Education, 2016
The continued use of corporal punishment in some South African schools and the reasons advanced for it make this subject topical even now, twenty years after the abolition of this practice. Corporal punishment is a worrying issue among human rights activists and scholars. This paper reports on contestations and paradoxes regarding the use of…
Descriptors: Case Studies, High School Students, Punishment, Foreign Countries
