Behaviour Factsheet

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Poor behaviour and discipline are growing problems in schools. 90 per cent of teachers who responded to the 2010 Behaviour Survey from Teacher Support Network and Parentline Plus, with promotional assistance from the National Union of Teachers (NUT) felt pupil behaviour had worsened during their career. Over 79 per cent said they felt unable to teach as effectively due to poor behaviour. 81 per cent said they had experienced stress, anxiety or depression. 70 per cent had considered leaving the profession.

If you are struggling with poor behaviour, you are not alone.

The new behaviour factsheet from Teacher Support Network is designed to give you tips and advice on how to identify causes of bad behaviour, how to prevent poor behaviour and ways of effectively managing behaviour, while protecting yourself emotionally, physically and legally.


To find out more go to the Teacher Support Network website

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Well, it is the responsibility their parents if they educate and train their children well it are possible that their children would behave in the class.

I think this is the great way to find out the students behave in classroom.