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5 days ago · Get to the root cause of problem behavior as soon as possible, because the misbehavior will continue and may get worse, if not dealt with effectively. Teachers should look closely into students’ behaviors to find the influential factors that are shaping their behavioral patterns.
4 days ago · For the last 5 years, school violence in the form of bullying has seen a sharp increase in school districts across the United States of America. What was once an annoying coming of age event has transformed into a violent, stressful, and concerning phenomenon that has caused severe mental, emotional, and physical distress to youth across America.
1 day ago · For students in high school who are becoming adults and dealing with complex and heightened emotions, teachers can feel uneasy enforcing consequences, especially if there’s a history of misbehavior.
5 days ago · Understanding these underlying causes is crucial for parents to address the issues appropriately. Children often express their needs and emotions through behavior, and what may seem like misbehavior could be a child’s way of communicating distress, confusion, or unmet needs.
3 days ago · Everyone experiences difficult behaviour at school. Children, like all people, can be selfish, cruel, kind and amazing. It isn’t your fault if they misbehave, but it is your responsibility to act if they do. Most students will be happy to abide by rules that are fair, consistent and proportionate.
5 days ago · This study aims to investigate the forms of verbal abuse by teachers toward students during the teaching and learning process, the prototype of verbal abuse recognized by teachers, and the specific...
2 days ago · Time outs in a corner, in a chair, or alone in the child’s room have been considered a non-aggressive way to manage child misbehavior and minimize instances of acting out. However, recently there has been growing concern that time-outs can be harmful to a child’s development, emotional regulation, and sense of security.
