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Why do some students behave in one class and misbehave in another? Explain.

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The expert examines why some students behave in one class and misbehaves in another.

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It has a lot to do with their perception of you as an instructor. If you are perceived as being too authoritarian in your classroom management style, you may likely run into confrontations with student who feel a need to challenge authority figures, especially if they feel your authority is unearned. I had one student who was almost daily in trouble with a teacher who also happened to be a baseball coach. "Ivan" perceived the teacher as not being highly intelligent or an expert in his subject, but who demanded respect and good behavior from other P.E. students or they were frequently punished by having to run to the ...

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