Middle school girls cuddle and kiss with boys in the classroom and depend on each other. Will they be slapped by the teacher? Why?

In many countries and regions, this kind of behavior is usually considered inappropriate and immoral, which violates the moral norms of schools and society. If teachers find that students have this behavior in class, they may take disciplinary measures, including verbal warning, reprimand, punishment or reporting to parents. In some cases, teachers may take more severe actions, such as slapping or other corporal punishment.

However, just because this kind of behavior is regarded as improper behavior does not mean that teachers can use violence or corporal punishment at will. In many countries and regions, education departments and laws clearly stipulate that teachers are prohibited from using any form of violence or corporal punishment to punish students. If teachers use violence or corporal punishment, they may face disciplinary action, legal proceedings or other consequences.

In short, when dealing with students' misconduct, teachers should abide by the regulations of schools and regions and take appropriate disciplinary measures to correct students' behaviors. The use of violence or corporal punishment is unacceptable and may lead to bad consequences.