In many countries schools have severe problems with student behavior. What do you think are the causes of this? What solutions can you suggest?

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Schools from different countries may face problems with student behaviour.
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and suggests some methods to solve the problem. On the one hand, there are two key causes for
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phenomenon. The main reason is that many
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nowadays have to work for the whole day. As
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tend to work from dawn to dusk, they do not have much time to get along with their
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, so they may not realise that their
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are impolite and rude.
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, when
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go to school, they may speak rudely to their classmates. Another reason is
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the advancement of technology. Nowadays there are a lot of electronic devices,
students
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can watch movies and videos online. Sometimes, when teens watch
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violence
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movies, they may learn from
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and speak impolitely to their classmates or even use some improper
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.
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, it will affect their behaviour.
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, there are two ways to tackle the problem.
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, schools can hold some family activities which allow
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to get along with their
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.
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may realise some bad behaviours of their
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while playing with different activities so they will correct their bad habits. Adults will try to focus more on them in the future, which can prevent teenagers to have bad manners at school.
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,
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video
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should be censored before giving to teenagers. When the
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or sex-related video are filtered,
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will not be able to learn
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of improper
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like foul languages, so they will not behave poorly at school. To conclude, there are a few reasons why there are problems with
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behaviour at schools,
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there are still solutions to prevent
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from happening.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • parental guidance
  • discipline
  • moral guidance
  • social media
  • detrimental
  • bullying
  • peer pressure
  • overcrowded
  • disengagement
  • disruptive behavior
  • behavioral policies
  • code of conduct
  • parental involvement
  • social and emotional learning (SEL)
  • empathy
  • responsible decisions
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