In this new ProfHacker series, we take on a potentially charged subject: disruptive student behavior in the classroom. In this series, we will present a scenario, and we’ll offer a few suggestions ...

Teachers are upset. They want lower class sizes, professionals who can deal with mental issues of students, higher pay and better working conditions. Their job now is not only difficult but in many ...

Teaching is known to be an emotionally taxing profession and recent meta-analytic findings indicate that student behavior and classroom disruptions are key factors contributing to teacher burnout.

Fewer than 10 percent of Buffalo teachers who responded to a new survey believe disruptive student behavior is being handled quickly and properly in their schools. Instead, the majority say, student ...