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It's the whim of a naughty pupil, someone who didn't get the score he expected.
It was like a carpeting by a headmaster to his naughty pupil," said Proctor.
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No-notice inspections follow reports in April that some schools asked bad teachers to stay at home, and took naughty pupils on trips on scheduled inspection days.
I often felt like the teacher of some naughty pupils on a school trip". After two serious operations left Romany in no state to cope with an increasingly infirm Tommy, Ben twice arranged care home places for him.
It comes after Michael Gove, the education secretary, warned in April that teachers had told him that in some schools, on the day of an inspection, naughty pupils were taken on trips so that inspectors would not see them.
Dr Bousted was speaking after the conference heard a resolution warning that successive governments had failed to introduce effective ways of dealing with naughty pupils since corporal punishment was abolished in 1986.
Put the naughty pupils who stand up while you're reading at the front so you can discipline them quicker.
ALL of a sudden, the naughtiest pupil in the class is getting top marks.
Pupils are never naughty, just "unprofessional"; for lateness, lack of homework and classroom disruption, they lose some of the 50 "professionalism points" with which they start each week.
Using labels such as "naughty" or "silly" to describe pupils, even if not used in front of the students themselves, can quickly stick and alter how students are perceived.
A PE teacher who told a pupil he wanted to "unwrap her" and that he liked "naughty girls" has been struck off.
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