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

If we talk about the behaviour of human beings, it will always be linked to emotional intelligence that develops
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their early age. Some people might have different circumstances than others in
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of emotional experience. These emotional experiences will create perspective on how we see things, and
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, how we behave. Research said, students who grow up in caring, compassionate families tend to have better attitudes, higher emotional intelligence compared to those who don't. Their family or
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behaviour specifically will have the most influence on how they will treat others. Because once again,
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are the most sophisticated copy machine. These good behaviours
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planted for years and become part of their character. When they meet other people in different environments,
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as schools, they will most likely bring that good character in handy, easier to adapt, and tend to have good interpersonal skills.
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, those who don't carry good examples of their parents
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will most likely behave without control, lack
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emotional stability and communication skills. In
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case, I would suggest that all families communicate as often and as deeply as possible with their
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. Parents must present for their
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. Not only will
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feel secure and listened to, but it will
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create emotional bonding.
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emotional bonding will create a good emotional experience that makes every child not crave too much attention from other people, even at school. If they don't crave attention from others, they will most likely not throw tantrums.

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Add more causes for school misbehavior beyond family life, like school rules, peer pressure, and not enough help for kids with trouble at home.
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Fix grammar issues and simple mistakes, and use clear, short sentences.
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Give a short conclusion that sums up the ideas and adds a final thought or a real plan for action in schools.
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The essay shows a good link between family life and how kids act.
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The idea of family talks and bonding as a solution is simple and easy to carry out.
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