If a child is acting out at school should they have consequences at school and at home?

Acting out behavior is an indicator that a person or a child is making choices that are disobedient to principles, and they are showing their perception out loud through their behavior. This child or person is asking for help, yet few people see that that's what they need. Usually, a person or a child who displays acting-out behavior are punished with controlling mechanisms and rarely they are given what they actually need, which is someone who can consistently model and boundary these people inside Truth.

What would you do in this situation when you know how to reflect Truth when somebody on the other side of you

needs it?

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