The following are acceptable punishment approaches to a student's bad behavior in class except..

Teachers have the obligation and responsibility to correct and punish students because of their bad behavior.

Preventive discipline starts at the first day of classes wherein teachers layout class rules. While Corrective discipline occurs when students repetitively does bad behavior.

Corporal Punishment increases children's behavioral problems over time and has no positive outcomes.

Fostering discipline is school is redundant and is not that much needed because, students and children are already being taught lessons at home by their parents.

When you are handling argumentative students, you should debate them into submission and show that they are not capable of arguing with teachers

When you are handling disruptive students, teachers should not shame them in front of the whole class but instead they should describe the problem instead of the student itself.

All corporal punishment, however mild or light, carries an

inbuilt risk of escalation. Studies suggest that parents who

used corporal punishment are at hightened risk of

perpetrating severe maltreatment.

Discipline isn't really a transferable skill and is stagnant and would only be used whenever morals and ethics are involved in a person's life.