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    The document discusses various types of behavior problems that can disrupt classrooms: Sensory processing disorder can cause children to act inappropriately and divert the teacher's attention from lessons. Aggressive behavior between students can turn violent and negatively impact all students. The use of inappropriate language does not belong in school though some students do it to impress peers or get attention. Inattentive students, including those with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, have trouble staying focused and keeping up without extra support which slows the pace of lessons.

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    The document discusses various types of behavior problems that can disrupt classrooms: Sensory processing disorder can cause children to act inappropriately and divert the teacher's attention from lessons. Aggressive behavior between students can turn violent and negatively impact all students. The use of inappropriate language does not belong in school though some students do it to impress peers or get attention. Inattentive students, including those with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, have trouble staying focused and keeping up without extra support which slows the pace of lessons.

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    The document discusses various types of behavior problems that can disrupt classrooms: Sensory processing disorder can cause children to act inappropriately and divert the teacher's attention from lessons. Aggressive behavior between students can turn violent and negatively impact all students. The use of inappropriate language does not belong in school though some students do it to impress peers or get attention. Inattentive students, including those with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, have trouble staying focused and keeping up without extra support which slows the pace of lessons.

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    Behavior problems at school interfere with lessons and disturb other students.

    These problems often


    overwhelm teachers, particularly novices, and some consider them the most difficult aspect of a
    teacher’s work day. Children who exhibit behavior problems invariably require extra attention, which
    places strain on teachers and slows the pace at which lessons are offered and completed.

    Sensory Processing Disorder

    Children with sensory processing disorder can be disruptive in the classroom because they are unable to
    keep pace with daily lessons. They might walk around or talk at inappropriate times, and their special
    needs divert the teacher’s attention from the set program. Children with this disorder find it difficult to
    organize and make sense of the sensory information that their brain receives from the world around
    them. Normal activities can seem confusing and overwhelming to them. They often have problems
    learning and prefer not to play with classmates during recess.

    Aggressive Students

    Aggressive behavior is a serious problem and is disruptive to a supportive and safe learning environment.
    Physical aggression can be violent, even between young students, and both pupils might get hurt.
    Aggression between students in the classroom or playground disrupts all other activities and negatively
    affects teachers and other students. Apart from the initial disruption, the after-effects of physical fighting
    remain with sensitive pupils and interfere with their school day.

    Inappropriate Language

    Although fairly commonplace in the classroom, inappropriate language does not belong in school and is
    offensive to many students and teachers. Students may use foul language to impress their classmates or
    to get the attention of their teacher. Some students use inappropriate language to express frustration or
    anger, while others use this type of language because it is normal in their home environment. In all
    cases, teachers should dissuade students from swearing in either the classroom or on the playground.

    Inattentive Students

    Inattentive students tend to fall behind their classmates unless appropriate steps are taken. In certain
    cases, students may suffer from attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, which causes them to have
    difficulty controlling their behavior. These students experience difficulty in organizing school work and
    sustaining attention. They struggle with starting projects, and even simple school tasks can overwhelm
    them. These children often require extra attention from teachers, so normal school lessons take longer
    to complete, and students without learning or other behavior problems become bored and frustrated.
    Source:http://www.ehow.com/

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