Problem
Disruptive behaviour in schools
Other Names:
Misbehaviour in schoolsLack of school discipline
Indiscipline in schools
Unruly school children
Incidence:
In the UK in 1992 it was reported that children from middle class homes were forming a new class of unruly school pupils. Some parents abdicate responsibility. Most troublemakers still come from insecure social backgrounds.
Broader Problems:
Disrespect for teachersDisordered behaviour in childrenDisruptive behaviour in institutions Related Problems:
Student revoltStudent absenteeismInappropriate attitudeIntimidation in educational institutions References:
Golman and Coghill: Disruptive Behaviour in Schools: causes, treatment and preventionWolfgang, Charles H and Glickman, Carl D: Solving Discipline Problems: strategies for classroom teachersKarnes, Elizabeth L, et al: Discipline in Our Schools: an annotated bibliographyAmerican Association of School Administrators: Student Discipline: problems and solutionsGagne, Eve E: School Behavior and School Discipline: coping with deviant behavior in the schoolsWilliams, Robert B and Venturini, Joseph L: School Vandalism: cause and cureDeitz, Samuel M and Hummel, John H: Discipline in the Schools: a guide to reducing misbehaviour Subject(s):
Education → SchoolsPsychology → Behaviour
Societal Problems → Crime
Societal Problems → Scarcity
Society → Infants
Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
Problem Type:
E: Emanations of other problems Date of last update
04.10.2020 – 22:48 CEST