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Kuhlmann26
3 months ago

I just remember once. It could have happened more often, after all, it was more than half a century ago.

At that time collective penalties were still legally permissible and the whole class had to sit still in the classroom. Not even nasal cleaning was allowed. It was so loud in class during regular teaching that the teacher felt disturbed; Anyway, it was in the memory one you.

Sitting took place the same day. Whether one was freed from the measure, because one had an extracurricular appointment, depended on the grace of the respective teacher. Today, parents have to be informed about the educational measure before it takes place.

At that time it was considered that the whole class could thank those who disturbed the lessons. A view that is illegal today but still widespread.

Imagine a supermarket where a thief emptys the shelves. The branch manager closes the entrance and you don’t come in or out as a customer. It is then punished in the same way as the thief. Reasons: One was present when the theft happened. This would be the same understanding of law as at the time in school when sitting.

Greeting Matti

Kuhlmann26
3 months ago
Reply to  Kuhlmann26

Thank you for the ⭐.

Greeting Matti

YvonneM2508
3 months ago

I never had to sit down, but if I was always a model student, I should judge others.

At my school, however, there was generally no after-seating, was at some point banned by court, because the mother of a student who was a lawyer had complained that there was too much arbitrary and unfounded after-seat at school and that the parents were not informed about the after-seating.

randomx000
2 months ago

Yeah, because I’ve carved up the school table with a girlfriend (with pencil). We then had to clean the tables in two different rooms in one afternoon.

The punishment was quite unnecessary because the tables were already clean.

Rutscherlebnis
3 months ago

The whole class has once brought the geography teacher to run from the class in a cheerful manner.)

Then the rector came in and let the class sit down and this also controls itself.

Some then took a fight at home after they had to run home, because the last school bus was gone.)

Today, it would probably not be possible without parents complaining, and the school management itself gets trouble.

That was in the 70s, I think it was in the 7th or 8th class.

JesJu
3 months ago

Hi Decemberr,

ha more often, and that was because of naughty and laziness.

LG

Finniboy241006
3 months ago

There was no such thing at my schools. I always thought there was something like that in America because it always happens in movies.

LG Finn 18 ☺️

fxabin
3 months ago

Couple times, more likely to belong to the guys when the shit was built I was usually blamed as a girl… but was also just such a phase of me up to 6 or so

Sometimes my mother managed to get me out somehow

LG Kira

LeaMaurer
3 months ago

No, I never had to.

Useruz64tt5
3 months ago

Very often. It was just too stupid to do what others want.

I’d rather do what I want. And nothing else.

And because I can do something so big and strong. I could take your car and all your money. And you couldn’t do anything.

juli189379
3 months ago

Believe quite everyone has to sit down sometime

I had to forget my homework at the time.

LG

July

juli189379
3 months ago
Reply to  Dezemberr

When you sit down, you’ll get to know a lot of people you missed 🙂

juli189379
3 months ago

I am sadly too old for

Lena17298
3 months ago

Yes, but I’ve always been shining

Lukas1404
3 months ago

Several house exercises not made

marie07834
3 months ago

No, never before.

Stolze777
2 months ago

No, never before

yunaschii
3 months ago

nope, I never had to

Jannixk14
3 months ago

I don’t know why, at least in primary school

PeterP58
3 months ago

Yes, more often! I went to school in England and DIE were very (!) strict!