#student-behavior

#student-behavior

Yoga etiquette enhances class experience and safety, benefiting everyone involved.

Five students at Assumption University face serious charges for luring a man to campus in a TikTok-inspired scheme that ended violently.

Cellphones and social media have intensified school violence, turning fights into public spectacles and disrupting learning environments.

The choice of names can significantly influence perceptions and experiences of teachers.

Students increasingly rely on AI tools for academic tasks due to convenience, content quality, and cognitive laziness.

A USC professor was hospitalized after being struck by a student with a water bottle in an unprovoked attack.

College students from UC Davis and the University of Oregon left a significant amount of trash at Shasta Lake, impacting fish, wildlife, and the recreation experience for others.

Campus protests faced racist, derogatory, and mocking behavior from white student opposition, often displaying nationalism and support for figures like Donald Trump.

The Upland Primary School in Bexley has been rated 'good' by Ofsted, excelling in areas like behaviour, attitudes, and early years provision.

The school is commended for high expectations of all pupils, a supportive community environment, and pupils' enthusiasm for learning.

It can be challenging for teachers to deal with unruly students and unsupportive administrations.

Some students may resort to extreme behavior, such as assaulting teachers, creating a hostile environment.

Over a quarter of Ontario public schools face teacher staffing challenges daily. Almost half report daily shortages of educational assistants.

Principals spend more time on staffing, affecting other duties. Shortages lead some principals to ask parents to keep special needs children home, impacting student behavior at school.

Students' behavior in class situations

Parent/teacher communication

Having compassion for challenging students is crucial for teachers, and not all students with certain names will fit stereotypes.

Success of cellphone bans in schools depends on detailed implementation and consideration of practical situations.