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Title: Exploring Behavioral Patterns among Students at AB Montessori School of

Excellence

I.INTRODUCTION

AB Montessori School of Excellence prides itself on providing a holistic education

experience. However, an in-depth exploration of student behavior is crucial for continuous

improvement. This study seeks to uncover the dynamics of behavior within the school

community, fostering a comprehensive understanding of student actions and reactions.

II .OBJECTIVES

To assess social interactions among students within the school environment.

To evaluate classroom behavior and engagement levels during academic activities.

To analyze the influence of extracurricular activities on overall student behavior.

To identify any potential challenges or concerns related to student behavior.


III. METHODOLOGY

The research will employ a combination of qualitative and quantitative methods,

including surveys, interviews, and observation. A representative sample of students from various

grade levels will be involved to ensure a comprehensive analysis. The gathered data will be

analyzed using statistical tools and qualitative coding techniques.

1.Insights into the prevailing social dynamics among students at AB Montessori School of

Excellence.

2.Understanding factors influencing classroom behavior and engagement.

3.Evaluation of the impact of extracurricular activities on shaping student behavior.

4.Identification of potential areas for improvement in managing student behaviors

IV. SIGNIFICANTS OF THE STUDY

This research is significant as it contributes to the ongoing efforts of AB Montessori

School of Excellence to enhance the overall educational experience. By gaining a nuanced

understanding of student behavior, the school can implement targeted interventions and foster a

positive and conducive learning environment.


V. CONCLUSION

This concept paper outlines the plan to investigate the behavior of students at AB

Montessori School of Excellence. Through a comprehensive analysis of social interactions,

classroom engagement, and extracurricular involvement, the study aims to provide valuable

insights that can guide improvements in the school’s approach to student behavior management.

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