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Is frowning a form of corporal punishment?July 3 2009 at 10:37 PM | Emily Mcpherson |
| I was a senior student at a very exclusive and prestigious private girls school in Yorkshire. Our English teacher, a tall striking blond woman,would give the most severe frowning to any girl that misbehaved in class.
This teacher had very distinct eyebrows and a steely look that would reduce even the most impish of trout to a sobbing and quivering jelly within a few seconds. I once ran out of the class sobbing uncontrollably after she gave me a very thorough frowning one day. Would this be considered corporal punishment and be in breach of the relevant European conventions? |
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Amelia
| Is frowning a form of corporal punishment? | July 4 2009, 7:45 AM |
Yes Emily, that is a very interesting question. However I think the answer is above my pay scale. I might handball that one over to the more erudite members of the forum. No doubt they will have a very learned opinion on the subject. |
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Management
| Re: Is frowning a form of corporal punishment? | July 4 2009, 7:50 AM |
Emily/Amelia,
Don't be so silly. | |
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