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Why only "low-level" disruption?
Don't deviate from teaching There is no need for an excessive response to low-level disruption.
We have all experienced low-level disruption in class; chair rocking, humming, pen tapping, note passing.
That's something that is increasingly happening and perhaps it manifests in low-level disruption.
Economists and historians, though, have been taking low-level disruption seriously for decades.
Well, the inspectorate has just launched a new report into low-level disruption in schools.
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Be positive Deal with low-level disruptions by using positive language.
Rustling papers and setting out resources while children wait only encourages low-level disruptions and sets the mood for the lesson.
It emerged today that education secretary, Nicky Morgan, is appointing a school behaviour tsar, Tom Bennett, to eliminate "low-level disruptions" in class.
Often, advice given during these sessions looks at violent pupils or more extreme behaviour; however, it can be the low-level disruptions that can have a high impact on the learning atmosphere within your classroom.
We asked you what you think about low level disruption – here is what you told us.
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