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شبكة شام الإخبارية
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A session was held before the Syrian People's Council to discuss the state of education, during which a debate arose over the use of physical punishment and the feminization of the teaching staff. One member called for reconsidering the ban on physical discipline within educational boundaries, believing that such punishment could improve the relationship between teachers and students and address behavioral issues. However, the Ministry of Education firmly opposed this view, affirming that violence is unacceptable and that hitting disciplines rather than educates. The council also discussed the impact of the increasing number of female teachers on students' personalities, with some members linking the decline in the "dignity" of the school environment to the greater presence of women among the staff, though scientific evidence suggests that other factors also influence a child's character. Society is once again raising questions about the philosophy behind the targeted educational environment and the most effective methods to achieve discipline and enhance pedagogical performance.
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