What do you think are the reasons why school teachers should not be seen drinking alcoholic beverages even outside of their teaching hours ? this type of discipline justified, or does it violate the private rights of teachers ?

There are two main reasons as to why school teachers should not be seen drinking alcoholic beverages even outside of their teaching hours. The first reason is because students exposed to the teacher's behavior will likely emulate it. If they see images of a respected teacher drinking irresponsibly, they may mimic that behavior.

The second reason is that parents who witness inappropriate off-duty behavior might assume the teacher is transferring those values and habits to their students. Parents may choose to enroll their kids in a school with teachers who depict their preferred values, and drinking outside of school may make parents believe they will condone that behavior to their students.

If any type of discipline is a result of an employee's behavior affecting their job, the discipline is legal and is therefore justified. The type of discipline present in the question is usually justified due to the fact that the teacher's behavior would likely be work-related since they could show up hung-over to school, or pass on values that condone the use of alcohol. Even if none of these things happen, the behavior would still most likely be work-related if the teacher's use of alcohol influences a parent to choose another school than the one that the teacher works at.

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