<div>Corporal Punishment is permitted by virtue of <strong>s58 of the Children's Act 2004</strong>, which provides the defence of<strong> 'reasonable punishment'</strong>.Corporal Punishment is being used as an acceptable discipline practice but there is a matter of grey area between this conflicting with a childs human rights.</div> | Take the Quiz

Corporal Punishment is permitted by virtue of s58 of the Children's Act 2004, which provides the defence of 'reasonable punishment'.Corporal Punishment is being used as an acceptable discipline practice but there is a matter of grey area between this conflicting with a childs human rights.

Create an illustration of a concerned parent with a child, set in a home environment, where the parent is contemplating discipline options, with a visible tension between compassion and frustration, capturing the essence of discussing corporal punishment.

The Impact of Corporal Punishment on Children

Explore the complex and often controversial topic of corporal punishment and its implications on child development and human rights. This quiz invites you to reflect on your beliefs and attitudes towards physical discipline.

10 thought-provoking questions
Multiple choice and agreement scale
Gain insights into societal views on corporal punishment

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by ReflectingChild234

Would you ever physically inflict pain upon a person under the age of 18 ?

Yes

Would you allow another person who is not in close proximity or relation to you inflict pain upon your child?

Yes

If your child had broken their boundaries and misbehaved would you

Stay calm and take a talkative approach

Lash out and inflict physical pain

Do you think that Corporal Punishment being legal in the UK gives parents to much leeway to abuse their discretion of punishing their child?

Yes

Do you think the same Human Rights that apply to an adult should apply to a child?

Yes

Would you suggest that Corporal Punishment is a form of child abuse?

Yes

Do you think that corporal punishment is more likely to teach a child to be violent than act as a form of discipline ?

Yes

Do you think Corporal Punishment needs more acknowledgement in society ?

Yes

Do you think that Corporal Punishment should be completely abolished?

Yes

Corporal Punishment is permitted by virtue of s58 of the Children's Act 2004, which provides the defence of 'reasonable punishment'.Corporal Punishment is being used as an acceptable discipline practice but there is a matter of grey area between this conflicting with a childs human rights.

The Impact of Corporal Punishment on Children

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