Explain Why Students Get Loud And Obnoxious

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Students get loud and obnoxious in class sometimes. In fact, students have a difficulty concentrating and being quiet in class. For example, on a late Friday afternoon, a student at Forest Park middle school was talking very loud and obnoxious to his friend in math class about the plans they were doing this weekend, while the rest of the class was working on an important test.

This is important because the student is not getting their work done during class time. This leads to the student getting a bad grade in the class.

Many teachers throughout the school district have talked to these students during class to stay quiet and get there work done. But the students don’t care if they get in trouble and will keep on being loud and

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