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Eliminating Corporal Punishment in Schools3.6 School as a reflection of societyThe study indicates that there is continuity between home and school in the ways by which adults controlchildren. When shown the tool, 53% of children thought that it was a parent and 43% thought that it wasa teacher. The overwhelming majority gave the reason that the child had not followed the instructions ofthe adult and that must have annoyed him/her. This implies that the behaviour of the school-teacher isconsistent with that of the parents. The image of the teacher that emerges from this study is that he/shereacts instinctively and is not able to overcome the perception that adults in Indian society in general havetowards children.40
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