How were kids disciplined in the 1940's?

Boot camps are safe because they are provided with safe people to train your kids to be disciplined.

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they need to be disciplined! or maybe they have adhd or something #2 answ: SUGAR

The kids were disciplined and there was less trouble, one rule strictly kept was that girls returned by sunset home.

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Of course, no matter who you are, you can be disciplined.

The kids went to school and when they got home the boys helped their father work. While the girls helped their mother in the kitchen.

He disciplined his unruly child.

it depends on whether or not they are disciplined. i have a nephew that is not very well disciplined and he plays violent video games and seems to be violent quite often. i have another nephew that is disciplined that plays violent video games and is a well behaved child. it might also depends on the age. at certain ages children copy things they see and hear and they might be violent after watching violence. my nephew that is not disciplined is 7 and the disciplined one is 6 so discipline does make a difference

The ISBN of Disciplined Minds is 0847693643.

teachers disciplined their kids by hitting them with rulers, a cane, slipper, or just by plain slapping

Neither of the Obamas has been disciplined.

Yes, bossiness can be disciplined out of a child at a tender age.

Athletic cross-trainers are multi-disciplined. Martial arts practitioners are often multi-disciplined.

Basic Education. Like what we learn today. Still tests, no computers, not different actually!

The key to Lombardi's success was his disciplined approach to the game. I'd like to be more disciplined when it comes to saving money. Are children who are harshly disciplined better behaved than those who're not?

Was his description disciplined and dutiful.

They were disciplined with the rod, whip, lashes, and ostracism.

what was the Jewish population in the 1940s

Example sentence - Learning to do your homework before play time takes a disciplined approach.

In the 1930s there were about 131,000,000 people living in the United States. In the 1940s this number increased to about 134,000,000.

Good Roman soldiers were disciplined and obedient. If they did not follow orders, they were severely disciplined.

If you are asking about the USA, yes they certainly did. But the rules about child labor and about the age when you could drop out were different in some parts of the country. Still, it was mandatory for kids to at least get to the 8th grade, and many more were going past high school and starting college. Of course, the early to mid-1940s were the time of World War II, and many young men dropped out to join the military. But by the late 1940s, getting an education (and preparing for either college or vocational school) became a priority again.

there is a special name for an eara in the 1940s it is ragtime

no they actually had a rich culture, that was based around religion and farming they also invented submarines