Ignoring Disruptive Behavior
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Some behaviors are probably best ignored. As a teacher, would you ignore students who are chewing gum? Students who are doodling? Students who are reading comic books in class? In each case, justify your decision.
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This solution explains which behaviors are best ignored as a teacher.
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Behavior management should be based on the impact specific behaviors have on a student's education.
Gum chewing, for example, often has no impact on a student's attention or education. If chewing gum is not a school-wide rule, then it should be up to the teacher. Chewing gum won't be a problem except for a few ...
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