Pasco County high school teacher Laurie Bailey-Cutkomp has a unique way to discipline her misbehaving ninth graders: with the "cone of shame".
Now, she's in trouble for treating students like dogs:
In the movie, the character Dug (a dog) wears the "cone of shame" as a punishment for being disobedient.
Bailey-Cutkomp, who reportedly worked previously in the veterinary field, brought a cone into her classes after students asked about them.
Bad idea or effective tool to enforce teenage discipline? Link
"What passes for journalism these days is beyond disgusting, when you can so easily ruin someone’s life. I think it was Huffington Post who first “broke” the story. Bah, what a waste."
Sad but true.
Also, when I was in elementary school in the mid-late 80's/, teachers still disciplined us by paddling us on our behinds. I never personally experienced it, but many kids in my classes were humiliated by getting spankings from a teacher in the hallway. We would have given anything for a cone of shame. Lol
What passes for journalism these days is beyond disgusting, when you can so easily ruin someone's life. I think it was Huffington Post who first "broke" the story. Bah, what a waste.
And remember: Never, ever, must self-centered parents work together with teachers to overcome difficulties with students' behaviour! Just beat the discipline into the little brats to make sure they become free-thinking citizens! Like in the Svoiet Union or Viet Nam, where it totally worked, too!
In *my* day, we got a leather strap across the palm, or a wooden ruler across the knuckles. We still managed to survive.