If given an opportunity to cheat, students will cheat.
Cheating students are most disruptive and will take any opportunity to do so.
I have learned in this module that disruptive students are never easy. I will be sure to listen to the student and make a plan to resolve the student's issue. I will also be sure to conduct these "conferences" one-on-one so the student understands that he or she is heard and respected. However, I will also be sure that any decision made with be in the best interest of fairness and concern for each student's success in the class.
Students, like most people just want the time and attentions it takes to feel heard including angry students. Creating an environment where students are easily observed helps to identify students who my need momentary attention. If the same students are disruptive on an ongoing basis and even acting out angrily this may require a one-on-one conversation to determine what is needed. Most students can be helped but there is the occasion where it is just impossible, and the recommendation may be for the student to reevaluate their choices and return to the program at a later date if they are so inclined.
Making an angry student feel heard is an effective way of dealing with their issues. Listening can be an easy and helpful tool in assisting an angry student.
Students will cheat when given the opportunity
Listening helps students feel comfortable
Listening is crucial when it comes to dealing with problem students.
My biggest takeaway is to listen first. Don't immediately become defensive. Allowing the student to voice their frustrations before interjecting may be a great way to begin to diffuse the situation.
I learned that the very first thing to do when you have a student that is being disruptive in any way is to have a discussion with them privately and LISTEN. Try to narrow down the problem, be it disrupting the class, cheating, or an angry student. LISTEN. Try to come to a resolution that will eliminate the disruptions. If you are unable to find resolution, then it is time to dismiss the student from your class. Be firm, and stand your ground, and follow protocol for all interactions and complete write ups as needed.
students want attention, if you listen you can defuse a lot of little fires before they get larger
i learned ya gotta be proactive with difficult students if not you may lose the whole class
Students cheat when given the opportunity.
Is students have the opportunuty to cheat they will. Make sure to sit them far apart that they can not look at their neighbors.
Students cheat when provided with an opportunity.
Handling problem students should be something that is done from the start of an issue, don't let it built to a point that it consumes the entire class
I learned that students will cheat if the opportunity is provided
keeping students on task is just a part of the lesson, understanding the unlimited reason some students are here to learn or peruse a career they must first under the thought process in their actions such as they come to learn a skill or trade, maybe having complications at home that have now created a distraction among themselves and possibly the class just communicate with them and try your best to work with them to allow them the opportunity to do there absolute best. we are their difference.
I learned the different ways to handle a challenging student.
I learned the different types of challenging students and strategies on how to manage them.
