Question

Essay on student behavior

Answer 1

Positive student behaviours are most effectively developed and supported through relationship-based whole-school and classroom practices, and clearly communicated behavioural expectations. 

Some students exhibit challenging behaviour and require additional support and interventions to address this behaviour and to develop positive behaviours.There are many potential influences on student behaviour, and many factors that can lead to behaviour that is challenging for schools to deal with.  These include:

biophysical factors, such as medical conditions or disabilitiespsychological factors, including emotional trauma or lack of social skillsbehavioural/social factors, including where a student’s problem behaviour has been learned through reinforcement, consequences or adaptation to social practices. For example, a student with a learning difficulty repeatedly misbehaves knowing that he/she will be removed from the class and this will avoid his/her learning difficulty being exposed.historical community factors, including for Koorie students whose family member/s had difficult, sometimes traumatic, experiences of school and government agenciescultural factors, for example Koorie community ‘Sorry Business’student group dynamics, such as bullying and teasing, cliques or student apathy or hostility.environmental factors, for example the level of classroom noise or classroom seating arrangementsclassroom organisation issues, such as inconsistent routines, inadequate materials or obliviousness to cultural differencesteacher behaviour, for example boring or disorganised lessons, over-reaction to misbehaviour or over-reliance on punishment.

In many cases, there is no single “cause” of challenging behaviour, but it is the result of several factors operating in combination.

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