Comments on: Common Behavior Problems and Solutions http://www.myclassroommanagement.com where you can bring all your student discipline issues and find peace for your classroom Tue, 08 Nov 2011 21:53:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: jenniferw http://www.myclassroommanagement.com/consequences-and-rewards/common-behavior-problems-and-solutions/comment-page-1/#comment-10290 jenniferw Tue, 08 Nov 2011 18:11:29 +0000 http://www.myclassroommanagement.com/?page_id=363#comment-10290 Great questions! Here are some thoughts for you: <a href="http://www.myclassroommanagement.com/sarcastic-non-verbal-reactions-students/" rel="nofollow">Sarcastic Non-Verbal Reactions from Students</a> <a href="http://www.myclassroommanagement.com/manage-cursing-classroom/" rel="nofollow">Cursing in the classroom</a> <a href="http://www.myclassroommanagement.com/verbal-wisecracks-teacher/" rel="nofollow">Verbal wisecracks at the teacher</a>. I'll add more as I get them written, stay tuned to the Hot Topics Section! Great questions! Here are some thoughts for you:
Sarcastic Non-Verbal Reactions from Students
Cursing in the classroom
Verbal wisecracks at the teacher.
I’ll add more as I get them written, stay tuned to the Hot Topics Section!

]]> By: Saniya Hafiz http://www.myclassroommanagement.com/consequences-and-rewards/common-behavior-problems-and-solutions/comment-page-1/#comment-8175 Saniya Hafiz Tue, 08 Nov 2011 15:17:20 +0000 http://www.myclassroommanagement.com/?page_id=363#comment-8175 I need solutions for the following: Sarcastic non verbal reactions from students. Cursing by the students. Verbal wisecracks at the teacher. Confrontational students. I need solutions for the following:

Sarcastic non verbal reactions from students.
Cursing by the students.
Verbal wisecracks at the teacher.
Confrontational students.

]]> By: Cathy Rohrbach http://www.myclassroommanagement.com/consequences-and-rewards/common-behavior-problems-and-solutions/comment-page-1/#comment-7766 Cathy Rohrbach Wed, 19 Oct 2011 15:57:40 +0000 http://www.myclassroommanagement.com/?page_id=363#comment-7766 I co-teach in a mainstream math class for Freshman. We have several students that talk excessively, laugh at each other's mis-conduct in the classroom, make snide remarks, and are disrespectful. They've received central detentions and teacher detentions and the behavior continues. Any ideas? I co-teach in a mainstream math class for Freshman.
We have several students that talk excessively, laugh at each other’s mis-conduct in the classroom, make snide remarks, and are disrespectful.
They’ve received central detentions and teacher detentions and the behavior continues. Any ideas?

]]> By: jenniferw http://www.myclassroommanagement.com/consequences-and-rewards/common-behavior-problems-and-solutions/comment-page-1/#comment-10292 jenniferw Sun, 06 Feb 2011 18:50:23 +0000 http://www.myclassroommanagement.com/?page_id=363#comment-10292 Here is info on how to handle student discipline when tutoring - you are right, it can be a challenge! <a href="http://www.myclassroommanagement.com/establishing-classroom-management-tutor/" rel="nofollow">Establishing Classroom Management As a Tutor</a> and <a href="http://www.myclassroommanagement.com/effective-consequences-tutors/" rel="nofollow">Effective Consequences for Tutors</a> Here is info on how to handle student discipline when tutoring – you are right, it can be a challenge!
Establishing Classroom Management As a Tutor and
Effective Consequences for Tutors

]]> By: Pele http://www.myclassroommanagement.com/consequences-and-rewards/common-behavior-problems-and-solutions/comment-page-1/#comment-2264 Pele Sun, 06 Feb 2011 04:52:29 +0000 http://www.myclassroommanagement.com/?page_id=363#comment-2264 I am a tutor working one on one with grade aged ESL kids in their homes. There are definately different dynamics in tutoring situations than in classroom settings regarding discipline. Talking to parents doesn't always help. Many seem to spoil their kids. Advice? Problems: lack of focus, kids not taking tutoring sessions as seriously as their "real" school. No principal's office to send them to, official "paperwork" for discipline, etc. Nothing on the web with info. Maybe you can help. Thanks. I am a tutor working one on one with grade aged ESL kids in their homes. There are definately different dynamics in tutoring situations than in classroom settings regarding discipline. Talking to parents doesn’t always help. Many seem to spoil their kids. Advice? Problems: lack of focus, kids not taking tutoring sessions as seriously as their “real” school. No principal’s office to send them to, official “paperwork” for discipline, etc. Nothing on the web with info. Maybe you can help. Thanks.

]]> By: jenniferw http://www.myclassroommanagement.com/consequences-and-rewards/common-behavior-problems-and-solutions/comment-page-1/#comment-1581 jenniferw Fri, 29 Oct 2010 13:56:58 +0000 http://www.myclassroommanagement.com/?page_id=363#comment-1581 Geneva, Thanks for sharing your struggle with this student. It is always hard when the parent is not supportive and it sounds like this parent does not comprehend the importance of school. I would probably try making this student a special helper - giving some "important task" to help focus the student. You can also create a behavior plan for the student to see if that helps. Geneva, Thanks for sharing your struggle with this student. It is always hard when the parent is not supportive and it sounds like this parent does not comprehend the importance of school. I would probably try making this student a special helper – giving some “important task” to help focus the student. You can also create a behavior plan for the student to see if that helps.

]]> By: Geneva Ross http://www.myclassroommanagement.com/consequences-and-rewards/common-behavior-problems-and-solutions/comment-page-1/#comment-1515 Geneva Ross Sat, 16 Oct 2010 16:26:20 +0000 http://www.myclassroommanagement.com/?page_id=363#comment-1515 I have a student( 3rd grader), who has difficulties focusing on completing and doing classroom assignments. He has a moment of moving his head from side to side. His is very disruptive attitude, by running to be the first in line. Parent was called in, trying to get more information on the male student. but mom does not have interest in taking her son to the doctor. Mom laughs when ask about homework, she replied, "Oh yes, it at home, Yah yah!"' I have a student( 3rd grader), who has difficulties focusing on completing and doing classroom assignments. He has a moment of moving his head from side to side. His is very disruptive attitude, by running to be the first in line.

Parent was called in, trying to get more information on the male student. but mom does not have interest in taking her son to the doctor. Mom laughs when ask about homework, she replied, “Oh yes, it at home, Yah yah!”‘

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