Are teachers in life correct to always discipline even POTENTIALLY spoiled kids?

Its also interesting of note that I sometimes didn't even TRY too hard to attract attention or be silly but, say a little something once here or there or even act like you're not serious about studies or school rules or say something in the WAY you do like with a silly comedic approach or sort of authoritarian military like "yes sir!" way and teachers are like, "You're in trouble" etc.

As if studying ALONE wasn't hard for most of us, it WAS for me though as well.

On a DIFFERENT note. WITH other folks in life like older "pupils", I may have been AFRAID to act all TOUGH and DEMANDING like teachers tend to do on a NORMAL basis. And yet teachers acted like this with us for less like they weren't afraid to discipline and tell us off like that.

And even in that 1998 instance, I succeeded in disappointing and even angry-ing a teacher not through threats or rudeness but jokey inappropriate silliness via exaggerated POSITIVITY whilst very subtly encouraging a teacher not to tell us off for playing in a playground including little play fighting or playing "had" or anything like that and allowing to act loose and relaxed in the face of POTENTIAL if not even OFFICIAL discipline.

Depends what the student does and what the disapline is.

"Are teachers in life correct to always discipline even POTENTIALLY spoiled kids?"

If you treat kids like that, they'll become riots.

[Janusz Korczak] formulated the right to respect for childhood as a full phase of life and specified this in various individual rights such as

- Respect the child's inexperience
- Respect the child's curiosity
- Respect the child's failures and tears
- Respect for the child's property

as well as the child's right to be as he or she is.
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Janusz_Korczak#Kurzdarstellungen

Teachers aren't allowed to discipline the kids at all these days. The most they can do is put send them to the principal's office, make them sit out in the hallway, or do detention. They're not even allowed to do that if the kid is black or retarded and stuck in the wrong class due to the parents' hubris and refusal to face reality. This is because the teachers' hands are tied by the state.

Historically, back when one-room schoolhouses were the norm, the teacher was the ultimate authority, and they could be very strict when it came to discipline and behavior in the classroom. Imagine how many of today's spoiled little shits would consistently come home with their asses chapped red from being beaten with willow branches for misbehaving, or being forced to wear a Dunce Cap in front of their classmates due to the way kids were punished back then? Some would just be plain thrown out and ordered never to come back, and the little shits would then have to shuffle off to the factories where they belonged to start with, considering they didn't appreciate a good education when given one.

In the 1960s, they actually had a good system going when it came to sorting the kids into classrooms that suited their learning speed. For the first week, the teachers would observe the kids with the various lessons, and sort out the smart ones, the average ones, and the slower ones. They had classrooms specifically for the advanced kids, the average ones, and the slow ones, and the kids would later be sorted into them accordingly based on their performance. It worked really well until some genius in the DOE got rid of it. I have no doubt someone whined about "racism" or "bigotry" because a lot of black and/or retarded kids probably ended up in the "slow" classrooms.

That's why our public schools are so messed up these days, among other reasons.

Disciplining kids who are potentially a problem is an interesting idea. Profiling certain groups will get you in trouble, but no one said anything about rich kids.

When was the last time you had a teacher? Maybe it's time to stop endlessly dwelling on meaningless shit that happened in the past?

This institution system of teaching and information is wholly bankrupt and corrupt. I endorse all murder of said officials.

"...and I even once said "No need to get angry at me alright". "

Knowing absolutely nothing about the situation in question, I'd still bet my 401K that you were wrong!