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Case: Misbehaves for Attention There is a student in ab ESE class I volunteer in. The student will tell the teacher she is defiantly not doing what the teacher asked of her. Then when the teacher ignores her bad behavior, she shouts and yells, making it difficult to teach. She also will try to tell the teacher what to do, and prompts the teacher to tell her she's doing a good job. When she does finally receive the one on one attention, the student is an angel. Any recommendations how it could be handled for her to stop from interrupting class, especially when she knows she is? Solution: (Rates are posted for this solution!) If the student knows how to work the teacher, they will act out until the problem is resolved. My suggestion would be to work in groups so the teacher can bounce around to each group and give them the personalized attention they are craving and need. This allows the teacher to not stop instruction, but rather move to each table at their own pace. I would also have a private conversation with the student before and after class to check up on progress so they feel they are cared about. |
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