The use of punishment as a resource for teachers of the XXI century. Analysis of teaching reflections in a case study of 4 schools

Authors

  • Sergio Moneo Benítez
  • Yolanda Moneo Benítez
  • Ramón Ruiz Pericás

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Abstract

The potential use of punishment at High School has been reviewed in this paper. The research has been performed by different education professionals. Several objectives has been set up regarding the above mentioned issue. Teacher behavior in troublesome situations has been evaluated, as well as, the reasons why they would use punishment in these kind of circumstances. It is also important to know which are the most frequently used punishments and how often they are applied to the same group of students. In this study, it has been established the difference between punishment and penalty. Foucault’s contributions have also been included in relation to the use of punishment. Four schools have been included (2 Elementary School and 2 High Schools). Results have been obtained through an interview to one teacher belonging to each of the schools, as well as, different forms which have been filled in by different education professionals also belonging to those schools. Data have been analyzed by means of Nudist Vivo software. Conclusions and limitations are included in this study, as well as future research lines.

Keywords

teaching performance in troublesome situations, potential use of punishment, reasons and frequency, alternatives

DOI

https://doi.org/10.33115/udg_bib/pts.v7i1.22146

Published

2018-12-01

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