LIP for Discipline

What type of student is always talking too much and frequently talks over other learners in the class? This type of student often takes over conversations, interrupts others, and can be a distraction to the learning environment.

• Disruptive students

• Dominant students

• Knows-it-all

• Homework Skippers

What kind of student is this? They seek validation by showing off what they know, which can make it hard for others to contribute in class.

• Dominant student

• Disruptive student

• Knows-it-all

• Late arrivals

What type of student is this? This is the most challenging group to control, as their behavior often includes talking out of turn, making noise, and refusing to follow instructions, which undermines the teacher’s ability to conduct the class and other students' ability to learn.

• Disruptive student

• Dominant student

• Knows-it-All

• Homework Skippers

What type of student is this? These are students who disrupt activities and struggle to catch up with missed information/lesson?

• Homework Skipper

• Late Arrival

• Disruptive student

• Dominant student

What type of student is this? They often fail to meet deadlines, provide excuses, and show disinterest in homework, which can lead to academic challenges and consequences like lower grades.

• Homework Skippers

• Late arrivals

• Disruptive students

• Dominant students

What is the best way to prevent behavior problems before it starts in the class?

• Try to not get too involved with a difficult situation

• Tackle a difficult student in front of the class

• Set the rules at the start of the school year

• Observe the students' body language

What is the best way to avoid confrontation when handling difficult students?

• Discuss what students are and are not allowed to do.

• Remove your own feelings, if possible, and stay calm.

• React to every break in the rules.

• Address the situation immediately.