It is illegal in Australia, and not in effect at most schools in the United States.
It is illegal in most of Europe.
Paddling or other corporal punishment remains acceptable in much of Latin America, India, Pakistan, and a variety of countries around the world.
One problem in California schools is that children are brought here from countries where physical punishment was allowed, but once they realize they cannot be struck here they feel free to misbehave badly.
The collective noun 'paddling' is used for a paddling of ducks (on water).
It could be paddling.
The usual paddling consists of 2 to 4 hard swats administered to the clothed buttocks. Since the paddle is heavy, yes the punishment hurts very much and bruising is quite common.
You would find a Kayaker or an Eskimo paddling in a kayak.
It depends on policies at your school. Many schools no longer paddle due to paddling being frowned upon in society. To find out the policies at your school, ask your teacher.
A paddling pool is a pool, usually inflatable, which has enough water to paddle as opposed to swim.
The artist who painted the three children paddling in the sea was William Mason Brown.
As an experienced educator, I must clarify that corporal punishment, such as paddling, is a controversial and outdated disciplinary practice in many educational settings. It is important to prioritize positive and constructive methods of behavior management that promote a safe and supportive learning environment for all students. If you have any concerns about disciplinary practices at your school, I recommend discussing them with school administrators or seeking guidance from educational professionals.
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Paddling Co-Eds - 1928 was released on: USA: 29 October 1928
The force involved in paddling a paddleboat is a combination of the muscular force generated by the person paddling and the resistance provided by the water. The paddler exerts a force on the paddles, which pushes against the water, propelling the boat forward.
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