Sentence examples for classroom behaviours from inspiring English sources

The report points out that free school meals "represent a social safety net, providing a minimum nutritional intake to children for whom malnutrition would otherwise hinder their physical and cognitive development, and increase the likelihood of disruptive classroom behaviours".

That means teachers should attend school based research and reflect their own classroom behaviours, and make authentic connections between the learning tasks they plan, and the activities which children themselves initiate.

While a direct causal link cannot be proven, the conclusion that differences in classroom behaviours contribute to differences in student outcomes seems intuitively, and theoretically, probable.

By making children more aware of these executive functions needed for adequate classroom behaviours, they obtain more insight in their own learning behaviour.

A 2009 study found that short breaks for physical activity between lessons improved classroom behaviour.

The Texas state legislature last year changed the law to stop the issuing of tickets to 10- and 11-year-olds over classroom behaviour.

Dispatches 9pm, Channel 4 The recent expose of classroom behaviour on Five was bad enough, but this undercover report shows even more worrying trends.

The DfE spokemsan said the department agreed with this part of Wilshaw's remarks: "Bad classroom behaviour is hugely disruptive to children's education.

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The easiest way to deal with classroom behaviour is to have procedures: how you want your students to enter and exit the classroom, how to indicate they need help, want go to the toilet, where to sit and so on.

The uniform crackdown on the first day of term is becoming a ritual in schools up and down the country, as headteachers increasingly favour a strict dress code which they say improves classroom behaviour.