Nope because they say, two wrongs don't make a right, abi how they take speak that English..

No

It depends on the situation to be very honest. Some parents are very unruly

No

No

No, they shouldn't.
Two wrongs don't make a right.
There are always ways and official channels to handle such matters.

I believe teachers have a role in disciplining children, & I'm not against correction. However, when a parent feels their child has been wrongfully treated, that parent should have the right to express their concerns.

Recently, my younger daughter came home with cane marks on her back. I reached out to the teacher, not because I didn't like her being corrected, but because I felt the punishment had crossed a line. What upset me even more was the lack of remorse from the teacher. Rather, he was focusing on justifying his action.

I feel every school should have a proper mediation channel where concerns can be addressed before emotions escalate. It protects the child, the teacher, & the relationship between parents and the school.

Our children can be disciplined but they also need to be protected.

No oooo