Has anyone ever thought about the psychological bruises bestowed on students in secondary schools. But yes, they are psychological infliction's caused by punishments that isn't done through love. Yesterday, I ran into one of my school mates in secondary school who told me he still gets scared when he sees some teachers who flogged him thoroughly because he couldn't get through geometry class. He also said the abusive names that were used on him continually haunts him when he takes major decisions.
A close friend of mine who happens to be a Facebook writer stated bitterly on what she faces every time she sleeps because she was flogged unjustly. She left school over 4 years now but she hasn't healed. I would have loved to go on with real stories about what battering, flogging and punishments has caused in the life's of young ones.
The truth remains, You cannot punish anyone to know Christ or to excel academically. Although this has been successful in Islam but I bet it cannot and it can never be successful in Christianity. Christianity is a race done in Isolation of every other party. No one can be a Christian through force. So, the more you punish children to fast, do not wear this, do not talk to the opposite sex, do not and do not...All this makes children rebel beyond reparable state.
Secondary school teachers are terrible...I mean terrible. Most of them pick up teaching jobs because they have become tired of searching for jobs. When this happens, the kids in their classes become tormented by their obscene frustration. They use names on kids that creates inferiority complex when they get out of there. Some may go as far as saying ''You can never be a science student I swear'' What the hell....I believe more supervision should be so our little kids won't be get bruised without our knowledge. I could go on about the terrible vile of this group of people.
As a teacher, you are meant to fill in the spaces which can't be filled in by parents. But most of you end up destroying this opportunity to create a mark in the lives of the young.
Shout out to all my teachers who have left that mark........
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