Foster parents are raising alarms regarding a new proposal to implement "shame corners" in schools. They argue that such a practice could lead to severe social exclusion for vulnerable children. The critics suggest that these measures risk isolating students rather than helping them improve their behavior. There is a specific concern that children in foster care are particularly susceptible to feeling marginalized. By isolating students, the proposal may inadvertently push them further away from the school community. These caregivers urge authorities to find more inclusive methods of discipline. Ultimately, they believe the emotional cost of such a strategy outweighs any potential disciplinary benefits.