Professional Documents
Culture Documents
OF GRADE-2 PUPILS
IN SCHOOL AND MANEGEMENT OF
CLASS
BY TEACHER
INTRODUCTION
>This section of paper gives an Outline of the issues and emphasizes its
process of inappropriate behavior and management of class by the teacher, that
includes, review of relate literature, theoretical framework, statement of the
problem, significance of the study and definition of terms that shall pertinent of
studies.
1. Management of Classroom
>Setting the class rule for the normal development of teaching as a
planned and is aimed concern for every teacher.
2. Effective Classroom Management
>Classroom management is the process by which teacher and school
create and maintain appropriate to behavior of students in classroom setting.
3. School Discipline Management
>Discipline has to do with the rule, which is needed in the classroom to
insure effective learning of students.
4.Individual Behavior
5.CORPORAL MANEGEMENT
>The mean exercising physical force with the sole purpose of causing pain in order to achieve
correction or control of undesirable behavior of a child(Tauber,Robert,2017).
FACTORS OF INAPRROPRIATE BEHAVIOR CREATED BY STUDENT:
IMPULSIVITY
>Group of factors related to the personality of the individual who increase the possibility of
difficult behavior, it is worth mentioning impulsivity.
BOREDOM
>One of the common excuses that students give when discussing their inappropriate
behavior in the classroom such as bullying of classmates, uncontrolled movements and use of the
phone during class, ect…
INVOLVEMENT
>Involvement or inclusion, two terms widely used in the field of teaching, are increasingly
returning to the attention of researchers as a factor that has led to an increase in the incidence of
unwanted, problematic behavior in the classroom, mainly bullying verbal, psychological or emotional
towards each other.
NECESSITY FOR ATTENTION
>The hierarchy of Abraham Maslow’s needs discussed above included a hierarchical pyramid of
individual Needs, the fulfillment of which significantly influenced individual behavior.
REVENGE
>Children or student who consistently demonstrate retaliatory behavior, are generally who feel do not
belong to a particular physical or social Environment in our case classes.
SELF-CONFIDENCE
>Students unfolds in its two extremes a very high sense of self-confidence or a lack thereof turning into
one of the main causes of problematic behavior that teachers face in the classroom.
CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT
>If the study by (Johasen, Little and Akin-Little,2023)accurately represent teacher
awareness that poor classroom management is an important factor associated with disruptive
Behavior, then it would follow those intervention which target teaching skills and classroom
behavior management have the potential to produce significant impact on disruptive behavior.
Statement of The Problem
2. Unwanted Attention
4. Harassment of friends
5. Excusive Self-Confidence
Part III: How do teachers deal with behavior problems? YES NO