Why Suspension Is Wrong

Suspension, The Wrong Way To Do It

Why is suspension catching the eyes of parents and students? Is it really time to desert old ways? Somehow, Suspensions rates in the United States have skyrocketed recently, becoming an all out dilemma. This is because in the eyes of teachers, suspension is the quickest, and sometimes the most efficient way to remove a disturbance or threat in a school environment. Although suspension may be an easy way out of difficult situations involving student misbehavior, Suspension should be removed as a choice of punishment because it is an old practice that is not up with the times, there are better ways of correcting student misbehavior, and it allows students to attempt to do better while completing their education.
Suspension is starting to become an old practice. Nevertheless, teaches continue to use this form of discipline. Why, Why would teachers do this? In the words of Brian Palmer, an informative article writer,” It’s familiar, cheap, and convenient. It’s also demonstrably ineffective.”
Kids are able to stay home and do almost nothing for weeks until their parents can find an alternative. Suspension has been in schooling ever since it has started. Surprisingly, no changes have been made to the practice. Yes, some might say that Suspension removes bad students so that school can go undisturbed, but there are many ways to remove a disruptive student without suspension Like ISS (In School Suspension) Which allows students to be isolated as well as learn and do work he or she wouldn’t do otherwise. This means that Suspension has become an outdated practice and has alternate options that can replace