Paddling students over 18
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Feb 3, 2015
Sometimes, they can stay in this poor attitude for quite a long time every day in class. I figure it's just a bad mood but then it never seems to change.
Is this common or a sign that I have mishandled the situation?
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Does this happen to everyone? I teach at the HS level grades 9-12. I sometimes find that after I give students a warning in the hall (I am never rude or hurtful) or call home, they come to my class the next day and sulk quite a lot. They also find other small ways to retaliate, like complaining more or doing pa...See More