The reasons for behavioural problems in the school
As the appearance of
behavioural disorders is increasing dramatically, schools and families are
conscious of the importance of student behaviour on teaching and learning.
There are all sorts of reasons why children misbehave in schools. Student
misbehaviour is a great problem affecting the schools throughout the nation and
around the world. They misbehave not only to disturb their teachers, but also
due to the peer pressure, sometime their friends might be dropouts from the
school and they may influence others to do it. Many schools and educational
bodies all over the world are trying to remediate and reform the problematic
behaviour in students. (Giancola, 2006)
However, to develop
successful programs it is very important to identify the causes of misbehaviour
and what constitute student misbehaviour. Student behaviour might be affected
by the influences of individual, familial, social and institutional reasons.
Among all the researchers highlighted that the influence of an adolescent’s
peers on his or her behaviour was the most important role throughout the school
days. Moreover, while many researchers say that, ‘the school size and behaviour
also have a linked; if the school size is lager the problems will be higher.’(Giancola, p. 1)
As you say,peer pressure is one of the key factors contributing to unruly behaviour in students. What we see these days is that many students are running around and hanging out with gangs on thier island.The gangs have a bad infleunce on these children and they are used to further the gang aims to the extent that they issue orders and balckmail students.
ReplyDeleteyou have raised a very important topic which is very much relevent to our discussion. we all need to work together and must try to find a solution for this problem.
ReplyDeleteyes both of you are correct and we should work together to solve it.
ReplyDeletepeer pressure has both positive and negative effect on students behaviour. If a misbehaving student spends time with well behaving students, the student will learn good manners and will show positive behaviour. Even if a good student spends time with misbehaving students, he or she will be spoilt by the bad characters of the misbehaving students. Therefore, as a teacher we should always encourage our students to engage with good and well behaved students to minimise the behaviour problems in the classrooms.
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