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10 Proven ways to manage disruptive behaviour in the classroom

From prevention to intervention, this article offers 10 effective ways for teachers to manage disruptive behaviour, leading to a more focussed and productive classroom.

Disruptive behaviour in the classroom is a challenge that every teacher faces at some point. It can range from minor distractions like talking out of turn to more serious issues like defiance or aggression. Regardless of the form it takes, disruptive behaviour can hinder learning, create a negative classroom environment, …

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The unfocussed student: Understanding and supporting their needs

How to support an unfocussed student in the classroom and at home.

An unfocussed student is one who shows little passion for academic work and often seems disinterested in lessons. They are easily distracted, often engaging in activities such as playing sports, texting, listening to music, watching videos, or browsing social media instead of focussing on schoolwork. When it comes time to …

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Helping the accelerated student thrive: Tips for parents and educators

Understanding the accelerated student: A guide for teachers and parents.

We all know that gifted student who excels at every subject with very little effort. An accelerated student is a learner who grasps concepts faster than their peers, often excelling in multiple subjects with minimal effort. These students typically complete assignments and exams ahead of schedule, demonstrating advanced cognitive abilities …

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