Student bad behaviour in class
Visualise a classroom with shouting kids, running from front to back of the room and objects throwing across the room. Yes, totally chaos, even a slight cross talk of a student or the use of a cell phone in the mid of a class session is a form of bad behaviour. With the bad behaviour in class it can be difficult not only for the disruptive student to focus, but also for the instructors and other students due to the distraction. The continuation of bad behaviour can cause conflicts among students where the disruptive student come across at times as a nuisance to other students. On the other hand, research shows there are various factors that contribute to student’s bad behaviour in class such as; Medical conditions …show more content…
It is one thing when conflicts derive verbally but is extreme when it became physical. Students do get annoyed and as a result of being frustrated become aggressive. Hence, confrontation tends to occur with students getting injured and possibly the end result being fatal. Bad behaviour in classroom comes in different shape and form and a particular one which terrify most student throughout their school life and beyond, is bullying. Mark Dombeck, Ph.D. (2014) said, “I'm 40 years old now; it's been something like 30 years since that sort of thing last happened. Still, the experience has not left me, it sucked so much. Bullying is a form of abuse and bad behaviour do affect students not just physically but …show more content…
In most cases some of these immature, irritating, or thoughtless behaviours doesn’t just suddenly happen but are ones that usually manifest over time. However, a child bad behaviour can happen outside the conscious control of the child due to a medical condition. Also, medical condition such as; attention deficit disorder, dyslexia and autism can impair children in functioning normally in the classroom or in a social setting. Research by Royal College of Psychiatrists (2014) stated, “Children with a conduct disorder may get involved in more violent physical fights and may steal or lie, without any sign of remorse or guilt when they are found out. They refuse to follow rules and may start to break the law.” Can you imagine a child having such condition dealing with all their school life? In another case, Students bad behaviour in most instances is a result of family problems. Research shows in article by Dr Euan Lawson (2013) explained, “Discipline problems including selfishness, defiance, unstable behaviour, recklessness, deceitfulness, violent behaviour and disruptive behaviour. Educational problems including disruptive behaviour, bullying, decreased learning ability and academic achievements.” Children from an unstable home suffer the most, worst where abuse is evident. Parents are expected to provide and protect their children and
Visualise a classroom with shouting kids, running from front to back of the room and objects throwing across the room. Yes, totally chaos, even a slight cross talk of a student or the use of a cell phone in the mid of a class session is a form of bad behaviour. With the bad behaviour in class it can be difficult not only for the disruptive student to focus, but also for the instructors and other students due to the distraction. The continuation of bad behaviour can cause conflicts among students where the disruptive student come across at times as a nuisance to other students. On the other hand, research shows there are various factors that contribute to student’s bad behaviour in class such as; Medical conditions …show more content…
It is one thing when conflicts derive verbally but is extreme when it became physical. Students do get annoyed and as a result of being frustrated become aggressive. Hence, confrontation tends to occur with students getting injured and possibly the end result being fatal. Bad behaviour in classroom comes in different shape and form and a particular one which terrify most student throughout their school life and beyond, is bullying. Mark Dombeck, Ph.D. (2014) said, “I'm 40 years old now; it's been something like 30 years since that sort of thing last happened. Still, the experience has not left me, it sucked so much. Bullying is a form of abuse and bad behaviour do affect students not just physically but …show more content…
In most cases some of these immature, irritating, or thoughtless behaviours doesn’t just suddenly happen but are ones that usually manifest over time. However, a child bad behaviour can happen outside the conscious control of the child due to a medical condition. Also, medical condition such as; attention deficit disorder, dyslexia and autism can impair children in functioning normally in the classroom or in a social setting. Research by Royal College of Psychiatrists (2014) stated, “Children with a conduct disorder may get involved in more violent physical fights and may steal or lie, without any sign of remorse or guilt when they are found out. They refuse to follow rules and may start to break the law.” Can you imagine a child having such condition dealing with all their school life? In another case, Students bad behaviour in most instances is a result of family problems. Research shows in article by Dr Euan Lawson (2013) explained, “Discipline problems including selfishness, defiance, unstable behaviour, recklessness, deceitfulness, violent behaviour and disruptive behaviour. Educational problems including disruptive behaviour, bullying, decreased learning ability and academic achievements.” Children from an unstable home suffer the most, worst where abuse is evident. Parents are expected to provide and protect their children and