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Strictly positive: A resource guide on positive disciplinary practices

Tips to promote positive discipline

Positive discipline
UNICEF

Highlights

The Ministry of Education has taken a policy decision to end the use of corporal punishment of all forms in schools and supports the abolition of corporal punishment through provision of information and training. It is against this background that this resource guide has been produced.

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Ministry of Education, Jamaica
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English

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