The student may have been angry at the girl who hit another feeling angry at an action the girl. The teacher made the misbehaving student sit in a chair away from the rest of the class.
The student may have been angry at the girl who hit another feeling angry at an action the girl. The teacher made the misbehaving student sit in a chair away from the rest of the class.
The student may have been angry at the girl who hit another feeling angry at an action the girl. The teacher made the misbehaving student sit in a chair away from the rest of the class.
Students behaviour What the student did Hit the other students.
What the teacher did
2 .
Talk when the
teacher is giving the lesson.
The teacher walked to where
the student was sitting to indicate that she was aware of her talking in class. Also, when the teacher went back to where she was standing she maintained an eye contact every once in a while with that student to show her that she knew that she was misbehaving, and she needed to be quiet. When the student kept talking the teacher asked her to sit elsewhere.
The circle time took more
than the student has expected, and the student may have been feeling bored or is seeking the teachers attention.
3 .
Throw sand at the The teacher took the student
other students in to a side a talked to him the playground. about his action and how he was not caring or respecting the other kids. Talking with the child was efficient and her went back to play in the playground with the other children without repeating his misbehaviour.
The student is energetic and
may be uninformed that this action is wrong he thinks this is a way of playing.
1 .
Possible reasons for the
students behaviour The teacher gave a stern look The student may have been to the girl who hit another feeling angry at an action the girl. Afterwards, when the girl other students have done. who was hit complained again, the teacher made the misbehaving student sit in a chair away from the rest of the class.
Behaviours That Includes Avoidance of People or Activities and Failure To Respond, and Also Self-Injurious Behaviours That Includes Head Banging, Scratching and Hitting Own Self