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Caning in Singapore
Caning is a widely used form of legal
corporal punishment in Singapore. It can be divided into several contexts:
judicial, prison, reformatory, military, school, and domestic or private. These
practices of caning are largely a legacy of, and are influenced by, British
colonial rule in Singapore.
Of these, judicial caning, for which
Singapore is best known, is the most severe. It is reserved for male convicts
under the age of 50, for a wide range of offences under the Criminal Procedure
Code, and is also used as a disciplinary measure in prisons. Caning is also a
legal form of punishment for delinquent servicemen in the Singapore Armed
Forces (SAF) and is conducted in the SAF Detention Barracks. Caning is also
used as an official punishment in reform schools.
In a milder form, caning is used to punish
male students in primary and secondary schools for serious misbehaviour. The
government encourages this but does not allow caning for female students, who
instead receive alternative forms of punishment such as detention.
A much smaller cane or other implement is
also used by some parents to punish their children for misbehaving. This is
allowed in Singapore but not encouraged by the government.
Questions:
What do you thing caning punishment in Singapore?
Do you think that caning effective as crime
deterrent?
In your opinion, what are the crimes should
be punished caning?
Should Taiwan institute caning?
Does the death penalty deter crime?
Capital punishment should be banned or
allowed?
How to reduce crime rate?
習慣的力量
Using High-Performance Habits to Achieve Significant Goals mindtools.com
Good habits lie behind many of these
positive changes. The repeated actions – attending a weekly sports practice,
for example – help you to build the change into your daily life. In this
article, we'll discuss how good habits can help you grow, personally and professionally.
Follow these steps to develop good habits
in your daily life, and to kick-start positive change.
1. Identify What you Want to Achieve
First, note down your personal and
professional goals. You'll need to develop new habits to achieve these goals ,
so it's important that you're clear about what they are.
Now choose one goal, and think about the
habits that you'll need to incorporate into your schedule to reach it. What do
you need to start doing every day to make this vision a reality?
Example:
Michelle has always wanted to live in
France. Her goal is to learn to speak French, so that she can apply for a role
in her company's Paris office. She decides to spend 30 minutes each day
learning French.
2. Build Good Habits Into Your Routine
Find ways to build your new habit into your
routine. Block out a regular time for it in your schedule, so that you can give
your positive habit your full attention.
Tip:
It's much easier to establish good habits
if they fall during your most productive time of day. Our article Is This a
"Morning" Task? helps you discover when you're at your most
productive.
Example:
Michelle knows that she's at her best
earlier in the day. She also knows that she's usually too tired to focus on
learning after work.
She decides that early morning will be the
best time to learn French. She resolves to go to bed by 10:00 p.m. each night
so she can wake up at 6:00 a.m. In the evening, she lays out her clothes for
work, prepares the coffee machine, and makes her lunch for the next day. She
also loads some French learning podcasts onto her laptop in the kitchen.
3. Develop Self-Discipline
A study showed that it can take an average of
66 days to form a new habit. That makes self-discipline essential.
Questions:
How to use habits to achieve significant
goals?
What are the tips for breaking bad habits
and developing good habits?
What are the bad habits you need to quit
right away?
What are the good habits you need to start?
Do you want to change your life for the
better?
What you really want to achieve?
How to develop a good self-discipline?
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