More positive ways to change bad behaviour


  • Letters
  • Monday, 08 Jul 2019

“PARENTS say caning necessary but counselling also needed” (Sunday Star, July 7; online at bit.ly/star_counsel) has some merits. But it would be more productive, long-term-wise, that counselling

be the first move; and only in the last resort, for some real hard- headed students, that caning is allowed.

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