17. Mistakes, cheating and caning

Update: 2020-09-15

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This week, Joshua, Elle, Adrian and Rachel talk about mistakes and getting into trouble. We start off by broadly discussing what we mean by mistakes. Then, we delve into how we got into trouble during our childhood and debate when it's appropriate (if ever) to cheat. We end by examining the effectiveness of caning as a method of punishment.

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Joshua Hew

17. Mistakes, cheating and caning