Schools should get rid of suspensions other ways are more effective like they go into separate room and they have someone talk to them about what happened and they stay in the room and do their work silently because if we just give them days our of school there's a bigger chance that kids will drop our also said in the article Why Do We Suspend Misbehaving Students. If we keep suspending for for misbehaving the we will need to help them with their problems not just punish them for their mistakes, we need to tell them what their doing wrong and help them as best as we can. You can't just teach kids how to be good if all your do is kick them out of school for an good amount of time you have to make them want to come back.
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Students who have been suspended may develop the belief that they are worth less than other students. They gain a reputation as troublemaking, disobedient kids who will never amount to anything. They develop low self-esteem and often become depressed or angry. But instead of trying to help them, the school system often punishes them, adding to the resentment they already feel. They also miss out on the benefits of participating in class and interacting with peers, which teaches essential communication skills. They grow to hate the education system, which vastly increases high school dropout rates. One study revealed that over two-thirds of a group of imprisoned high school freshmen in Baltimore had been suspended in middle school. Suspension more than triples the chance of dropping out of high school.
Admittedly, at times the only choice is to remove a student from the classroom. But this can be done without suspension. Other effective disciplinary methods include phone calls to parents, sending students to another classroom, or detention before or after school. A better alternative to sending students home is in-school suspension, where they stay in the principal's office during the suspension period and receive supervision to ensure they complete class assignments and don't fall
Every day hundreds …show more content…
Students who have been suspended may develop the belief that they are worth less than other students. They gain a reputation as troublemaking, disobedient kids who will never amount to anything. They develop low self-esteem and often become depressed or angry. But instead of trying to help them, the school system often punishes them, adding to the resentment they already feel. They also miss out on the benefits of participating in class and interacting with peers, which teaches essential communication skills. They grow to hate the education system, which vastly increases high school dropout rates. One study revealed that over two-thirds of a group of imprisoned high school freshmen in Baltimore had been suspended in middle school. Suspension more than triples the chance of dropping out of high school.
Admittedly, at times the only choice is to remove a student from the classroom. But this can be done without suspension. Other effective disciplinary methods include phone calls to parents, sending students to another classroom, or detention before or after school. A better alternative to sending students home is in-school suspension, where they stay in the principal's office during the suspension period and receive supervision to ensure they complete class assignments and don't fall