In loco parentis in a sentence?

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Following the principle of "In loco parentis" teachers can act as a child's parent during school hours.

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What does in loco parentis mean?
It means in place of the parent. As in if you do someting bad at school the teacher can replace your parent and punish you.
When is a sentence a sentence?
When it has a subject, verb, punctuation, capitalization, a predicate, and a complete thought. A sentence is a sentence when it is handed down by a judge (or a magistrate).
How does loco parentis affect sports?
By people asking questions that they do not know the meaning of
In loco parentis a sporting example?
A great example of this can be when there is a football team, the coach who is there who has to be over the age of 18, should be on look out for things as bad tackles playing quality. a great one to...
What is 'in loco parentis'?
It means "in place of the parents." It's usually a legal term used when a separate entity takes control of a minor--that entity is taking the place of the parents.