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My son told me his teacher got angry and called him out in the hall to discipline him. This embarrassed him. She didn't call ...
What can teachers do to discipline misbehaving students in St. Cloud schools? That is a question I posed to St. Cloud School ...
Christopher Daddis “Much of the research on student misbehavior treats children as passive objects whose behavior is determined by outside forces like classroom conditions, peer pressure and ...
The study will focus on the reasoning behind adolescents' thoughts on school rules and their actions, rather than attributing misbehavior solely to external factors. Christopher Daddis aims to ...
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Commentary: Teach schools to deal with trauma
Five years after the COVID-19 pandemic closed down schools in March 2020, our children are still suffering from learning loss ...
School district leaders and education advocates are united in wanting more professional development for teachers on how to deal with misbehavior. Scores of educators are entering the classroom ...
The most prominent bill aimed at addressing misbehavior is House Bill 6 ... results in repeated or significant disruption to the classroom.” Some education advocates are concerned that this ...
Texas teachers have made it clear that student behavior can be a problem. In a poll cited by the state’s 2023 Teacher Vacancy ...
Restorative justice in education aims to resolve conflicts and address misbehavior through dialogue and accountability ... While effective for minor issues—such as classroom disagreements-the "let's ...
Seven students from Drury and Hoosac Valley high schools recently addressed a panel of education experts, sharing real-life ...
The yet-to-be-approved rules define an exclusionary timeout as a temporary and continuously monitored visual or physical separation of a student from a classroom or an ongoing activity “in a non ...
Last school year about 72,700 public school students, or nearly 7% of those enrolled, experienced out-of-school suspensions.