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Back when i was in Elementary School we had some rather stern teachers that really used the paddle a lot when whipping . One whipped more than he should . One day he went home and killed himself . Most kids in his class were relieved .

Do you think some teachers went overboard when punishing students especially in those days ?

For you teachers . How did you punish your students if at all ?

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I don't ever remember anyone being hit by a teacher in school, in Jr. High there were some teachers who would grab a boy by the collar if they were acting out. That's the worst I ever saw.

In grade school one teacher had a paddle hung by the blackboard as a warning, he never used it.

I used to sniff that ink when I was teaching back in the day, Blithe.  Good stuff! I quit for many years--too much work, and went back in 86 or 87, but we still used those old machines for a bit. Then technology took away all the sniffing.

It's just one those smells that takes me back..strong smell memories....school was full of them.
Crayons..the waxy smell...white paste has a sweet sharp smell..anybody ever eat paste?
pencil sharpener..the wood mixed with the charcol. The lemony smell of the floor wax...and chalk...pine sol in the bathrooms...lol!

I'm going back in for a bit.  I will be teaching one class that meets four days a week most weeks and three days some weeks--56 minutes long--a class of juniors, and I can go in, teach, and leave. I will have no other responsibilities. The extra money will come in handy, sooooooo, here we go again.....................

It's good though not to have the total responsibility though, isn't it?
For now I guess I'm headed for retirement...much as that sounds pretty good..it wasn't what I was planning yet. Now I need to think about what to do with the time I've been given. Not sure what that is going to look like yet. I can't go back to school right now...who know?

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