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Public Punishment For Bullying

Woman uses public punishment to teach a lesson about bullying

This stepmother took the opportunity to teach her stepdaughter what it's like to "Like in another's shoes." Ref. Source 2

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Finally a mother that does more than just talk about it. The school teacher advised the mother that her daughter was bullying. Mom bought the daughter thrift shop clothes that looked like they were from the 80s and made her wear it to school. After that she knew what it was like to be bullied.

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Non-violent effective lesson. My compliments to this mom. Sometimes there's still smart people out there that knows how to deal with particular situations like the daughter being described as a bully. I'm sure that this action had a bigger effect on the girl than dozens of conversations. Sometimes is enough to have teenagers understand WHY something is wrong going a step further than just repeat over and over the same "That's wrong" Line.

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Fantastic mum! Totally agree that this is the way to go. If kids understand what is to be is their victim's shoes, this is the best lesson!

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A little praise for the daughter wearing it because I know most kids these days would rather die (and I'm not using that a metaphor) than wear something like that to school.

Public Punishment For Bullying

This is something that other parents may want to look at. The main issue is that there are way too many parents that encourage or could care less if their children bully others. The number of parents who have no real idea what their children are doing in school or out in public is mind boggling.

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I think a lot of parents of bullies would rather push it under the carpet rather than admit that their child is in the wrong. I think this is a good lesson from parent to child to owning it! Its responsible and mature!

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I wonder though, isn't this like using humiliation as a form of punishment? That does not seem totally right.