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Assembly member urges reintroducing corporal punishment in schools
The report sparked widespread debate over a call by a Deputy of the Syrian People's Assembly to reinstate the use of physical punishment in schools under specific regulations, based on religious and pedagogical perspectives, including a prophetic hadith about disciplining children to pray. He emphasized that banning physical punishment relies on Western educational theories, and that there are Arab and Islamic viewpoints that permit controlled spanking, without intending harm or excess. In contrast, the Minister of Education affirmed that the ministry rejects violence and considers that spankings discipline rather than educate. He stressed the importance of relying on pedagogical and disciplinary methods that preserve the dignity of both students and teachers. The statements ignited controversy regarding the acceptable limits of punishment within the educational environment.
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