This document discusses strategies for teachers to address problematic student behaviors in the classroom. It recommends that teachers associate problematic behaviors with school discipline policies, look for patterns in behaviors, remain calm and avoid power struggles with students, focus on self-care, and seek feedback from colleagues on how to best handle situations. Changing behaviors may require trying multiple strategies over time.

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