its not exactly off topic...i quoted that case cos i wanted to
drive hm a pt tat both sides of a story has to be heard b4 a fair
enuff judgement can be passed...
When I was in Sec 2, there was a day when a classmate of mine
started making quite a nuisance of himself. The teacher in class
then was one who was known to be rather gentle and kind. He asked
the boy to stop repeatedly, but the boy did not and started
challenging and taunting the teacher. Suddenly, the teacher swung
out and gave the boy a hard slap across his cheek. Everyone was
shocked, but knew the boy deserved it. The teacher could have
gotten into quite a bit of trouble, but the incident never left the
classroom.
This case however, is of a student punching (not slapping) a
teacher. In all probability, there won't be much of 'the other side
of the story'. Besides, should there be 'the other side', his
classmates would most likely have posted something online already.
Students today are 'outspoken' and 'tech-savvy', and would not
leave it as it is unless they know there classmate to be fully at
fault like my class did in Sec 2.