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V.Balasubramani
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Public display of affection by the students, especially inside school campus need to be discouraged.
Such behaviour by students can be banned….and they can be advised suitably…..but expelling appears more strict/harsh in enforcing discipline....
Of course, Educational Institutions are not Parks, Beach, etc and hence students need to avoid inappropriate public display of affection.
[h=1]Expelled for a hug: Teenagers are not robots, schools should get real[/h]
Exploring one's sexuality is a vital part of growing up and dictating that teens should only think about algebra all day long is foolish and impractical.
Two high school students from Kerala have been dismissed from their educational institution for exchanging a hug. Although the expulsion happened five months ago, it is only now that the news has reached the general public.
After the school reprimanded the two teenagers for the hug, the teachers went one step ahead and did the online version of the Peeping Tom. She procured pictures from a private Instagram account that supposedly shows the two of them sharing a certain level of intimacy. All hell broke loose, the boy was declared to be a "bull in heat", the girl a slut and the two of them were thrown out of the school.
Well done, Sherlock. Not.
Anyone would think the young people had planted a bomb on campus, started a riot or displayed some other kind of aberrant behaviour that adversely affected the lives of people around them. All that they did was, in fact, behave like teenagers do. Yes, people do fall in love and/or explore their sexuality before they get married and receive social sanction to do so. And no, people do not develop sexual feelings precisely on the day of their wedding.
Read more at: http://www.thenewsminute.com/articl...-are-not-robots-schools-should-get-real-73348
Such behaviour by students can be banned….and they can be advised suitably…..but expelling appears more strict/harsh in enforcing discipline....
Of course, Educational Institutions are not Parks, Beach, etc and hence students need to avoid inappropriate public display of affection.
[h=1]Expelled for a hug: Teenagers are not robots, schools should get real[/h]

Exploring one's sexuality is a vital part of growing up and dictating that teens should only think about algebra all day long is foolish and impractical.
Two high school students from Kerala have been dismissed from their educational institution for exchanging a hug. Although the expulsion happened five months ago, it is only now that the news has reached the general public.
After the school reprimanded the two teenagers for the hug, the teachers went one step ahead and did the online version of the Peeping Tom. She procured pictures from a private Instagram account that supposedly shows the two of them sharing a certain level of intimacy. All hell broke loose, the boy was declared to be a "bull in heat", the girl a slut and the two of them were thrown out of the school.
Well done, Sherlock. Not.
Anyone would think the young people had planted a bomb on campus, started a riot or displayed some other kind of aberrant behaviour that adversely affected the lives of people around them. All that they did was, in fact, behave like teenagers do. Yes, people do fall in love and/or explore their sexuality before they get married and receive social sanction to do so. And no, people do not develop sexual feelings precisely on the day of their wedding.
Read more at: http://www.thenewsminute.com/articl...-are-not-robots-schools-should-get-real-73348