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The practice of corporal punishment is on the wane in the United States public schools. The Internet has provided a national window to school discipline practices. The reports and ramifications of the use of paddles, sticks and physical discomfort on students in order to enforce school rules are sobering. This is the result of the increased scrutiny under to which teachers and administrators have been subject due to this often controversial practice. Although corporal punishment is still legal in twenty of the fifty states, there has been increased interest in alternative (top down) methods of classroom management. Some states have abolished corporal punishment and reinstated it due to the perceived absence of alternatives. Realistic alternatives can be proposed and demonstrated to be effective to states that still legally practice paddling. Top-down classroom management alternatives offer humane, organized guidelines to students. They teach appropriate behaviors rather than merely penalizing negative behaviors.

Alternatives to Corporal Punishment Gaining Momentum in U.S. Schools