Many schools these days have problems with poor student behaviour. Why do you think these problems occur? What could be done to tackle these problems?

Nowadays, an increasing number of schools are reporting alarming rates of badly behaved students. Teachers are confronting more and more with children who talk out of turn, swear, scream or refuse to follow instructions.

This

essay is going to examine the causes of disruptive student

behaviour

and propose several solutions. One of the main reasons students misbehave in the classroom is to get attention from their teachers or other classmates. These days, the vast majority of adults are working from dusk till dawn to make their ends meet and

as a result

they spend little

time

with their loved children. A new research has shown that almost half of parents spend less than one hour a day with their kids, who in turn look for attention elsewhere, particularly in the classroom. To tackle

this

issue, parents should try to compensate for the small quantity of

time

by spending more quality

time

with their offspring.

For example

, one afternoon at the cinema, one evening reading a story, another day having dinner together or even a meaningful conversation in the car while driving to the school. All these small things will create a special bond with their kids,

thus

having a significant impact on their

behaviour

at school. Another cause of poor student

behaviour

may be excessive media use and excessive exposure to digital technology. A growing number of body research shows that there is a link between screen

time

, attention difficulties and increased risk of disruptive

behaviour

.

For instance

, numerous children bring their smartphones in the classroom and they send messages, chat on the social networks and even watch YouTube videos while attending to the lessons. One solution would be the schools’ administration to ban the use of technological devices,

in particular

smartphones during lessons.

Moreover

, parents should monitor their children’s screen

time

and allow access to appropriate content only. If these measures were to be acted upon,

then

the impact on children’s

behaviour

would not be as significant. In conclusion, students misbehave at school due to reasons

such

as attention-seeking, excessive media use or excessive exposure to digital technology.

This

is a serious problem, and unless

parents

Suggestion

the parents

and the schools’ administration will adopt specific measures, the education of children will suffer.